Paris France By Gertrude Stein

1970 trade paperback

Liveright

Good condition

Memoir

Paris France (1940) is a memoir by Gertrude Stein that blends her childhood memories of Paris with observations on French culture, art, and people, published as Paris fell to Germany in WWII. It's a witty, anecdotal work that explores her lifelong love for France, covering topics like cooking, fashion, and famous friends like Picasso, all in her unique, stream-of-consciousness style. The book serves as a personal and cultural portrait of a bygone era, contrasting the pre-war world with the looming conflict.