Depuis !eurographicnovels@lemm.ee
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/41018482
Mourrain doesn't show up in LBK or BDT yet, but it's clear that he does lots of illustrations for childrens' books. The style we see above seems to be his most common, but he also works in a more monotone, shade-heavy approach. More of his work can be seen here.
I don't know if this little collection appears in any particular book (I couldn't find it), but in any case it appears to involve three children visiting these famous places:
Pyramid entrance to Le Louvre.
No idea where this one is. Possibly the Louvre or one of the galleries below? (I find it magnificent)
That's The Brooklyn Bridge, of course.
And finally, Le Jardin des plantes, which I understand to be headquarters of the National Museum of Natural History, which also includes a zoo! :D
Btw, I found that statue pretty cool, both in spectacle, and due to the fact that Lamarck was "an early proponent of the idea that biological evolution occurred and proceeded in accordance with natural laws." (WP) I'd never heard of the guy. :S
Layout of Le Jardin, showing its four main galleries, greenhouses (it was originally a royal garden for medicinal plants), and all the smaller buildings.I've only been to Paris once as an adult, and certainly regret not spending time here(!)
