It's okay to stop in Provence
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It's okay to stop in Provence
A photo essay of 30 villages in southern France, each season
“I was a photographer who mainly took pictures of barren lands and harsh landscapes.
But one day, everything changed in a small village in Provence that he happened to visit.
The moments I encountered there awakened the faded emotions that had been dormant deep in my heart.
“The time in Provence came to me like a poem, and I soon fell deeply in love with Provence in its warm and quiet beauty.”
Kim Beom, the chairman of the Feynman Academy Education Group and a photographer who travels through barren lands, has returned after capturing the four seasons of Provence on camera.
He confesses that he once fell into the abyss of depression in the fiercely competitive world of life where it was not easy to stop, but that he found unexpected solace and regained his passion while visiting Provence in southern France during his travels.
This book, "It's Okay to Stop in Provence," is filled with the stone walls and alleyways of the 30 or so small towns he traveled through in Provence, traditional markets and old cathedrals, and the light and color of Provence, which has inspired countless artists.
From literature, art, music, fashion, and perfume, the stories and attractions surrounding each village provide readers with a moving and thoughtful encounter with the souls of the artists.
In particular, inspired by the purple plains of Provence, Valensole, they are planning to open a cafe and art gallery on the banks of the Bukhan River that fully captures the sensibility of Southern France, so visiting it along with this book will be another pleasure.
A photo essay of 30 villages in southern France, each season
“I was a photographer who mainly took pictures of barren lands and harsh landscapes.
But one day, everything changed in a small village in Provence that he happened to visit.
The moments I encountered there awakened the faded emotions that had been dormant deep in my heart.
“The time in Provence came to me like a poem, and I soon fell deeply in love with Provence in its warm and quiet beauty.”
Kim Beom, the chairman of the Feynman Academy Education Group and a photographer who travels through barren lands, has returned after capturing the four seasons of Provence on camera.
He confesses that he once fell into the abyss of depression in the fiercely competitive world of life where it was not easy to stop, but that he found unexpected solace and regained his passion while visiting Provence in southern France during his travels.
This book, "It's Okay to Stop in Provence," is filled with the stone walls and alleyways of the 30 or so small towns he traveled through in Provence, traditional markets and old cathedrals, and the light and color of Provence, which has inspired countless artists.
From literature, art, music, fashion, and perfume, the stories and attractions surrounding each village provide readers with a moving and thoughtful encounter with the souls of the artists.
In particular, inspired by the purple plains of Provence, Valensole, they are planning to open a cafe and art gallery on the banks of the Bukhan River that fully captures the sensibility of Southern France, so visiting it along with this book will be another pleasure.
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1 Spring in Provence
From Menton to Antibes
Spring in Provence begins in Nice / Menton, lemon-colored and full of the scent of citrus / Monaco, the most gorgeous city-state under the sky / Eze, Nietzsche's promenade leading to the Mediterranean Sea / Villefranche-sur-Mer, a vermilion seaside village with a deep blue beach / Peillon, a fairytale mountain village drenched in spring rain / Tourrettes-sur-Loup, a city of purple violets / Grasse, a perfumed city filled with the scent of spring flowers / Antibes, where the spring breeze whips up fierce waves
2 Summer in Provence
Lavender fields with purple paint spilled out
ARLES, the golden summer when Van Gogh's soul burned / GORDES, the medieval castle town with the SENANQUE Abbey / MANOSQUE, the hometown of Jean Giono / VALENSOLE, the purple wave of joy / RIEZ, a rural town where a lovely Marché is held / Sainte-Croix-du-Verdon, an emerald lake town created by the Verdon Gorge / Banon, a rural town with the Le Bleuet bookstore / Sault, the endless lavender fields stretching out below Mont Ventoux
3 Autumn in Provence
On the way back to the Chapel of Sainte-Marie de Moustier
Bargemon along the winding mountain path / Ampus in the time created by autumn / Eternal love, shining like a star Moustiers-Sainte-Marie / Vallauris, the center of ceramic art that captivated Picasso / Mougins, Picasso's last studio / Saint-Paul-de-Vence, where Chagall's love slept deeply / Cagnes-sur-Mer, resembling Renoir's colors
4 Winter in Provence
A cozy Christmas with a glass of Bangshow
Lourmarin, where Camus's simple happiness is buried / Roussillon, a village of ochre dyed in burnt ochre / Santon, a Christmas tree with dolls and a fortress village Les Baux-de-Provence / Avignon, where carols resonate on Christmas Eve / Aix-en-Provence, Christmas morning, at Cézanne's grave / Marseille, where winter in Provence comes to an end
From Menton to Antibes
Spring in Provence begins in Nice / Menton, lemon-colored and full of the scent of citrus / Monaco, the most gorgeous city-state under the sky / Eze, Nietzsche's promenade leading to the Mediterranean Sea / Villefranche-sur-Mer, a vermilion seaside village with a deep blue beach / Peillon, a fairytale mountain village drenched in spring rain / Tourrettes-sur-Loup, a city of purple violets / Grasse, a perfumed city filled with the scent of spring flowers / Antibes, where the spring breeze whips up fierce waves
2 Summer in Provence
Lavender fields with purple paint spilled out
ARLES, the golden summer when Van Gogh's soul burned / GORDES, the medieval castle town with the SENANQUE Abbey / MANOSQUE, the hometown of Jean Giono / VALENSOLE, the purple wave of joy / RIEZ, a rural town where a lovely Marché is held / Sainte-Croix-du-Verdon, an emerald lake town created by the Verdon Gorge / Banon, a rural town with the Le Bleuet bookstore / Sault, the endless lavender fields stretching out below Mont Ventoux
3 Autumn in Provence
On the way back to the Chapel of Sainte-Marie de Moustier
Bargemon along the winding mountain path / Ampus in the time created by autumn / Eternal love, shining like a star Moustiers-Sainte-Marie / Vallauris, the center of ceramic art that captivated Picasso / Mougins, Picasso's last studio / Saint-Paul-de-Vence, where Chagall's love slept deeply / Cagnes-sur-Mer, resembling Renoir's colors
4 Winter in Provence
A cozy Christmas with a glass of Bangshow
Lourmarin, where Camus's simple happiness is buried / Roussillon, a village of ochre dyed in burnt ochre / Santon, a Christmas tree with dolls and a fortress village Les Baux-de-Provence / Avignon, where carols resonate on Christmas Eve / Aix-en-Provence, Christmas morning, at Cézanne's grave / Marseille, where winter in Provence comes to an end
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GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: February 4, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 480 pages | 986g | 172*226*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791186519943
- ISBN10: 1186519940
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