Entrez: Signs of France

This book shows a variety of signs. Anyone should enjoy viewing this if signs are of interest at all. There is a dictionary in the back for people who do not know much French. ENJOY!

This book brought me back to the streets of the France I know. It is a perfect book to give as a present, the photos are excellent, the text is discrete and often brings a smile... the whole book is a delightful walk throughh the streets of France and a gentle and fun exploration of French life.

This book offers us a walk through French streets, we are shown the signs on the streets, the shops, the doors. The photos are beautiful and the text adds meaning to our discoveries without ever taking too much place. I have lived in France and this book brought it all back.

This book begins with a marvelous gimmick--the cover opens like the shutters of a window--but the contents far transcend this appealing trick. Rothfeld's photographs capture the beauty and sadness of old signs; they also reveal the pleasure of a well-composed artwork. Equally impressive, Aciman's text is lyrical and effective. It does a terrific job of not simply describing the photographs but instead giving a quick, sharp insight that makes you look at the photo in a new way. This is a truly rewarding book.

France's signs are unique and here are captured in a beautiful photo display with a double gatefold cover and a series of visual treasures. Entrez: Signs of France promises to reach not only those with a special affection for France, but any art student interested in signage. A gorgeous display.