This tiny street just north via 250 begins at the intersection of Paul Avenue Doumer and Vital Street (where are those three cute little mansions):
In fact, I say "begins in the North" because it was the meaning of my descent. .. But as everyone knows, all the streets of Paris are numbered starting with Notre Dame , so it is really the "end" of that street - whose place is famous is actually at the very beginning or at the bottom, as you will discover further! End of the street (and therefore, "start" for me) rewarded with a very ugly building well later, and as often in these cases, absolutely unsigned:
Fortunately, this will not last long, and immediately make room for more beautiful Buildings 1902, No. 18:
Arrived lowest (at No. 7 & 5 bis), the style will be even more surprising:
Although again Google does unfortunately no information on this family of architects apparently very talented Leprieur & Son :
But of course we will catch up once at No. 2, one of the most famous buildings in Art Deco "of all Paris:
Close somewhere the other notorious Hotel Ceramica Lavirotte located Avenue de Wagram (including my friend Blogger Sheily had also talked a lot in his own article ):
And a very curious way, based entirely on thistles (amazing, is not it? Especially since hardly nearby street, subway station and the retirement home Chardon-Lagache , which I will soon!):
Here, for once Google serves justice to the architect Charles Klein (which however is nowadays known as the single house), and the ceramicist Emile Müller :
I loved this building and all its colors, especially at this Wednesday was already almost full, in a word:
a building where even the front door of the servants was found enhancement:
And here we are this time at the end of this street where the property also occupies a part of the tiny rue Claude Chahue (which despite its name vaguely "messy" , is a tribute to the founder in 1666 of the first chapel Passy ) ... I leave you now "from the thistles" (not "coal", eh!) Until the end of this article:
Moreover, as I prepared today (premium) for a little free time between 16h & 17h, I typed another little walk (with a temperature already much lower) to the Notre-Dame d'Auteuil throughout the Avenue Theophile Gautier , which in this case will therefore be very soon about the next article!