Nicole's Guide To Paris

Published in New York, United States, by De Milly, Publisher, Nicole's Guide to Paris is an exquisite mid-century vintage travel volume offering a stylish, insider's view of Parisian culture, landmarks, shopping, dining, and Parisian lifestyle. Authored under the pen name Nicole, this charming publication captures the post-war allure of the French capital, serving as a practical guide as well as a delightful artistic tribute to mid-century Paris.

Featuring an artistic dust jacket illustration set against a warm cream background, the front cover displays neat printed text reading NICOLE'S GUIDE across the top, intersected by expressive hand-painted blue script reading TO PARIS alongside a sketchy column landmark. The main artwork, signed P. Berger in the lower left, presents a chic sketch-style illustration of a stylishly dressed Parisian woman holding a green handbag next to a vintage automobile and luggage, with Paris architectural facades in the background and accent touches of green, red, and blue crayon-like shading. The lower right corner features hand-lettered publisher details reading De Milly, Publisher N.Y. Inside, the pages contain engaging travel prose, cultural insights, and delightful illustrations. An essential centerpiece collectible for travel literature collectors, Paris history enthusiasts, and vintage mid-century book design aficionados.