“A collector’s haven,” you might say. And you wouldn’t be wrong. But this isn’t about just any collector. The Esplanade Michel Giraud, a name synonymous with the elegance of Art Deco. But imagine a space, a haven where the spirit of the 1930s truly comes alive. That’s the legacy of Galerie Michel Giraud. Nestled in the heart of Paris, Galerie Michel Giraud isn’t just a gallery, it’s a time capsule. Michel Giraud, the visionary behind this space, sought to recreate the ambiance of a 1930s collector’s home. A place where every piece, from Ruhlmann furniture to Jean Besnard ceramics, tells a story. Although primarily focused on Art Deco, the gallery embraces the broader spectrum of 20th-century fine arts, whispering tales from Gustave Moreau’s symbolism to the strokes of contemporary artists. The Esplanade Michel Giraud, stands as a testament to Giraud’s vision. It beckons you not just to observe, but to experience the allure of a bygone era, where art and passion intertwined.
Église Notre-Dame de l’Air
Beneath what appears to be a simple stone and wood structure lies a history interwoven with faith aviation and community.