Avenue des Gobelins
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| - | [[Eugène Atget]] was one of the pioneers of conceptual photography. His famous work "[[Avenue des Gobelins]]" shows three [[mannequins]] in a window-shop; one of which is seen to be alive upon close inspection. Inside the shop between the two mannequins there is a man that wears the same clothes as the mannequins, has the same rigid posture. This can be interpreted as an [[allegory]] of modern civilization, representing the uniformity imposed on individuals by clothing. | + | L''''avenue des Gobelins''' est une voie des [[13e arrondissement de Paris|{{13e}}]] et [[5e arrondissement de Paris|{{5e}} arrondissement]]s de [[Paris]] située dans le prolongement de la [[rue Mouffetard]], du carrefour de la [[rue Monge]] et de la [[rue Claude-Bernard]] ({{5e}} arrondissement) et montant jusqu'à la [[Place d'Italie (Paris)|place d'Italie]] ({{13e}} arrondissement). |
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| - | La Vitrine du tailleur (1927) d'Eugène Atget en face de la Manufacture des Gobelins | + | *[[Avenue des Gobelins (Eugène Atget)]] |
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L'avenue des Gobelins est une voie des [[13e arrondissement de Paris|Template:13e]] et [[5e arrondissement de Paris|Template:5e arrondissement]]s de Paris située dans le prolongement de la rue Mouffetard, du carrefour de la rue Monge et de la rue Claude-Bernard (Template:5e arrondissement) et montant jusqu'à la place d'Italie (Template:13e arrondissement).
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