A Guidebook for Walking Paris from an 'Art' Perspective: Proposing 7-Day Model Courses by Era to Visit Museums and Must-See Works.
Seibundo Shinkosha will release 'Paris Art Walk Notebook' on May 9, 2026. This second volume in the series divides Paris's art history into 7 daily routes, offering curated itineraries including museum highlights, dining spots, and expert columns.
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The 'City of Art,' Paris, attracts countless visitors aiming for world-renowned museums like the Louvre. However, beyond the well-known 'Mona Lisa' or 'Water Lilies,' the city breathes with works spanning all of Western art history—from ancient sculptures and medieval tapestries to 19th-century paintings and contemporary street art. This fact is surprisingly little-known.
'Paris Art Walk Notebook' is a guidebook designed to explore the city through the lens of 'art.' As the second installment following the 2024 publication 'Paris History Walk Notebook,' it divides art history into seven distinct days of walking routes, proposing model courses for museums and must-see masterpieces. Each route also introduces recommended lunch spots and cafes to visit during your stroll. Furthermore, the book is rich with columns and terminology explanations to help understand historical backgrounds, artists, and their works. It is a volume that allows readers to grasp the flow of Western art history just by reading, making it perfect for pre-trip preparation, on-site guidance, or as a memory-tracing book after returning home.
Why not walk the streets of Paris using art as your guide?
[Table of Contents]
[Author Profiles]
Keiko Morita: Writer (Western Art History, Paris History). Master of Arts from Keio University. Studied at École du Louvre. Appearances include NHK's 'Buratamori' and TBS's 'The World Heritage.' Author of numerous books.
Yuriko Yamamoto: Confectionery and Cooking Researcher. Studied at Le Cordon Bleu Paris. Lived in Paris for 12 years. Author of nearly 40 books on European food culture and lifestyle.
[Book Overview]
Title: Paris Art Walk Notebook
Authors: Keiko Morita, Yuriko Yamamoto
Format: A5, 160 pages
Price: 2,200 JPY (tax incl)
Release Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026
ISBN: 978-4-416-52585-2
Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha Publishing Co., Ltd.
'Paris Art Walk Notebook' is a guidebook designed to explore the city through the lens of 'art.' As the second installment following the 2024 publication 'Paris History Walk Notebook,' it divides art history into seven distinct days of walking routes, proposing model courses for museums and must-see masterpieces. Each route also introduces recommended lunch spots and cafes to visit during your stroll. Furthermore, the book is rich with columns and terminology explanations to help understand historical backgrounds, artists, and their works. It is a volume that allows readers to grasp the flow of Western art history just by reading, making it perfect for pre-trip preparation, on-site guidance, or as a memory-tracing book after returning home.
Why not walk the streets of Paris using art as your guide?
[Table of Contents]
[Author Profiles]
Keiko Morita: Writer (Western Art History, Paris History). Master of Arts from Keio University. Studied at École du Louvre. Appearances include NHK's 'Buratamori' and TBS's 'The World Heritage.' Author of numerous books.
Yuriko Yamamoto: Confectionery and Cooking Researcher. Studied at Le Cordon Bleu Paris. Lived in Paris for 12 years. Author of nearly 40 books on European food culture and lifestyle.
[Book Overview]
Title: Paris Art Walk Notebook
Authors: Keiko Morita, Yuriko Yamamoto
Format: A5, 160 pages
Price: 2,200 JPY (tax incl)
Release Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026
ISBN: 978-4-416-52585-2
Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha Publishing Co., Ltd.