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Gabriel Morris was a printer, he obtained the concession of these columns for advertising in 1868. Since then these columns adorn the streets of Paris and delight the eye.
Provocative Lolita sucking sugestively her lollipop.
A pianist playing on the boulevard Saint Michel in front of a Morris Column at Luxembourg.
A sexy poster on this Morris Column on the occasion of a film selected for the Festival de Cannes .
Morris column on the boulevard Saint Germain.
Lolita and her famous lollipop on this Column Morris.
A Column Morris in the night of the place Saint André des Arts.
A Morris Column at Luxembourg when the night falls on the Latin Quarter.
Lovers meeting near à Morris Column Place Saint André des Arts on a saturday night.
A girl waiting for a friend, standing against a Column Morris at Luxembourg.
A Column Morris in the night of the boulevard Saint Germain.
On the boulevard Saint Michel, a funny poster on a column Morris.
A column Morris on the boulevard Saint Michel.
Column Morris on the Boulevard Saint Germain des Près.
Here, at the intersection of Boulevard Saint Michel and the Rue Gay Lussac: A poster of La Vie Parisienne by Jacques Offenbach.It is 8.45 pm.
Poster of a film selected for the Cannes Festival.
An original hairstyle for the new school year.
A kiss in the night of Saint-Germain Des Pres: To Rome With Love, a movie directed by WOODY ALLEN.
Lolita in an ambiguous scene from Stanley Kubrick.
Column Morris on the Boulevard Saint-Germain, on display: The Artist with Jean Dujardin.
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Column Morris Place Saint Sulpice.
Tartuffe by Molière at the Théatre de Paris.
David Guetta and Cathy on the boulevard Saint Germain.
The Gossips on this column boulevard Saint Germain.
