Paris When The Lights Just Came On | 2 Hours Screensaver

There's a moment in winter when the streetlights kick in but the sky isn't fully dark yet. Everything glows a little wrong. That's exactly what Galien Laloue caught here. He painted Paris the way you remember it after you've left. Not sharp, not detailed. Just the feeling of cold air and warm windows and people going somewhere you'll never know. This is La Bastille before the cars, before the neon. Just coats and cobblestones and a flower seller who probably stood in that same spot every single day. Eugène Galien Laloue, La Bastille, Paris. Watercolor. 2 hours, no music. Just Paris in 1900-10