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Pierre Finot Drawings

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@pierre_finot
Croquis urbains (Paris et voyages) Urban sketcher (Paris and trips)
  • Art & DIY
  • Following 1.1K
  • Followers 13.5K
  • Engagement 2.75%
  • Avg comments 15

About Pierre Finot Drawings

Pierre Finot Drawings (@pierre_finot) is an Artist creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. The account has 13,460 followers and 507 published posts. Recent posts average 349 likes and 15 comments, an engagement rate of 2.75%.

With 13.5K followers, Pierre Finot Drawings is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Pierre Finot Drawings follows 1,068 accounts, so the audience is roughly 13 times the size of the list followed. Pierre Finot Drawings uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Pierre Finot Drawings under Artist, with Art & DIY as a secondary category.

The Instagram bio for Pierre Finot Drawings runs to 10 words across 2 lines. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Pierre Finot Drawings dates from May 2026.

507 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Pierre Finot Drawings, 9 are carousels and 1 is a single image. That mix leans toward carousels. Pierre Finot Drawings has built a substantial archive of 507 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 27 followers for each post published. All 10 carry captions, averaging 271 words each. Words that recur across them include drawing, watercolor, urbansketchers, siècle and paris. The captions tag #drawing, #watercolor, #urbansketchers, #dessin and #aquarelle.

En retrait de la rue Lauriston dans le 16e arrondissement de Paris, une impasse est bordée de 3 niveaux d’ateliers d’artistes superposés, de construction sommaire en ossature bois, pans de verre et plâtre, mais n’en révelle pas moins un charme considérable. Fabien Fabiano, un peintre illustrateur connu pour ses caricatures et dessins de presse, y vécut jusqu’à sa mort en 1962. Dans tous les arrondissements de Paris, de nombreux ateliers et résidences d’artistes ont été construits depuis le XIXe siècle, souvent regroupés par quartier, Montmartre, Montparnasse, la Plaine Monceau, la Nouvelle Athènes, selon les époques. Différents ateliers d’artistes sont aussi devenus des musées, tels Zadkine, Orloff, Bourdelle, Henner, Valadon, Moreau, Delacroix, Rodin, Giacometti, etc., des lieux intimistes, émouvants, qui permettent une meilleure approche et compréhension de leurs démarches et de leurs œuvres... à visiter!

Set back from Rue Lauriston in Paris’s 16th arrondissement, a dead-end street is lined with three levels of stacked artists’ studios. These simple structures, built with timber frames, glass panels, and plaster, nonetheless possess a considerable charm. Fabien Fabiano, a painter and illustrator known for his caricatures and press cartoons, lived here until his death in 1962. Throughout Paris, numerous artists’ studios and residences have been built since the 19th century, often grouped by neighborhood–Montmartre, Montparnasse, La Plaine Monceau, La Nouvelle Athènes–depending on the era. Several artists’ studios have also been converted into museums, such as those of Zadkine, Orloff, Bourdelle, Henner, Valadon, Moreau, Delacroix, Rodin, Giacometti, and others–intimate and moving spaces that offer a deeper understanding of their creative processes and works. A visit is highly recommended!

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Dans le 20e arrondissement de Paris, la place Martin-Nadaud forme un triangle rectangle en longeant l’avenue Gambetta et le cimetière du Père Lachaise. Elle doit son nom à un ancien maçon de la Creuse, homme politique, devenu député à la fin du XIXe siècle. Un phénomène migratoire qui n’a fait que s’amplifier depuis le Moyen Âge jusqu’au XXe siècle, quittant leurs modestes conditions de cultivateurs, de nombreux Creusois rejoignirent les villes pour travailler sur les grands chantiers de construction, notamment la transformation de Paris sous les préfets Rambuteau et Haussmann. Ils furent jusqu’à 35 000 à œuvrer dans des conditions extrêmement pénibles qu’ils acquièrent des idées socialistes et progressistes, participèrent à la révolution de 1848, à la Commune de Paris en 1870 et c’est par cette voie que Martin Nadaud ), engagé pour défendre les causes sociales, devint Préfet, conseiller municipal de Paris puis député de la IIIe République.

In the 20th arrondissement of Paris, Place Martin-Nadaud forms a right triangle along Avenue Gambetta and Père Lachaise Cemetery. It owes its name to a former stonemason from the Creuse region, a politician who became a member of parliament at the end of the 19th century. A migratory phenomenon that only intensified from the Middle Ages to the 20th century saw many people from the Creuse region leave their modest lives as farmers and move to the cities to work on major construction projects, notably the transformation of Paris under Prefects Rambuteau and Haussmann. Up to 35,000 of them worked in difficult conditions, acquiring socialist and progressive ideas, participating in the revolution of 1848, the Paris Commune in 1870, and it was through this path that Martin Nadaud ), committed to defending social causes, became Prefect, Paris city councilor and then deputy of the Third Republic.

#drawing #watercolor #urbansketchers #usk #paris20
Dans le 16e arrondissement de Paris, la place de Costa-Rica est une prise multiple où se branchent de nombreuses rues et boulevard, descendre vers la Tour Eiffel, monter au Palais du Trocadéro, arpenter les commerces de la rue de Passy, vous rendre à la Maison de Balzac ou sinon, rejoindre la station de métro Passy pour aller ailleurs. En face, rue Benjamin-Franklin, se trouve le musée Clemenceau, installé dans l’appartement où il vécut de 1896 jusqu’à sa mort en 1929, est un lieu chargé d’histoire, émouvant, resté inchangé depuis la disparition du Tigre. Médecin, homme politique engagé, journaliste, éditorialiste, Georges Clemenceau l’indomptable, de la chute du second Empire en 1870 à la signature du Traité de Versailles en 1919, il œuvra toute sa vie pour instituer une république moderne, stable et plus juste.

In Paris’s 16th arrondissement, Place de Costa Rica is a hub where numerous streets and boulevards converge. From here, you can walk down towards the Eiffel Tower, up to the Palais du Trocadéro, stroll through the shops on Rue de Passy, ​​visit the Maison de Balzac, or take the metro to Passy station to explore further afield. Opposite, on Rue Benjamin-Franklin, stands the Clemenceau Museum, housed in the apartment where he lived from 1896 until his death in 1929. It is a place steeped in history, deeply moving, and unchanged since the passing of «The Tiger.» A doctor, committed politician, journalist, and editorialist, the indomitable Georges Clemenceau dedicated his life, from the fall of the Second Empire in 1870 to the signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919, to establishing a modern, stable, and more just republic.

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À Auxerre en Bourgogne, la rue Sous-Murs, anciennement rue de la Boucherie-aux-Moulins-de-Sous-Murs, doit son appellation à sa situation au pied des premières fortifications de la ville, le castrum gallo-romain de la fin du IIIe siècle, dont subsiste en bas de la rue, la Tour Saint-Pancrace. Convertie en chapelle au XIIe siècle, réhabilitée en bâtiment civil, un temps maison de passe, cette tour est actuellement une habitation. Cette charmante rue Sous-Murs est parsemée de quelques maisons à pans de bois de la Renaissance qui ponctuent la descente vers L’Yonne; dans son prolongement, se lance la passerelle de la Liberté Thomas-Jefferson qui enjambe la rivière. Construite de 1911 à 1913 en béton armé par la société parisienne de poutres et planchers Siegwart, elle permettait d’accéder au «nouveau» port rive droite et à la gare d’Auxerre Saint-Gervais, aujourd’hui un lieu de promenade très apprécié.

In Auxerre, Burgundy, the Rue Sous-Murs, formerly known as Rue de la Boucherie-aux-Moulins-de-Sous-Murs, owes its name to its location at the foot of the city’s first fortifications, the Gallo-Roman castrum dating from the late 3rd century. At the bottom of the street, the Saint-Pancrace Tower still stands. Converted into a chapel in the 12th century, then restored as a civic building, and for a time a brothel, this tower is now a private residence. This charming Rue Sous-Murs is dotted with a few Renaissance half-timbered houses that mark the descent towards the Yonne River. Extending from the street is the Thomas-Jefferson Footbridge, which spans the river. Built between 1911 and 1913 in reinforced concrete by the Parisian beam and flooring company Siegwart, it provided access to the «new» port on the right bank and to the Auxerre Saint-Gervais train station.

#drawing #watercolor #urbansketchers #burgundy #architecture
À Paris dans le 16e arrondissement, la rue de Lasteyrie, anciennement rue de Malakoff, doit son nom à Charles de Lasteyrie ), banquier et ministre des Finances de Raymond Poincaré de 1922 à 1924. Cette rue fut ouverte après la démolition de l’hôtel particulier d’un docteur américain Thomas W. Evans et offre un bel ensemble d’immeubles Haussmanniens du début du XXe siècle, façades en pierre de taille, balcons en fer forgé et ornementations élégamment travaillées.
Au premier plan, des vélos de l’entreprise californienne Lime, un des trois opérateurs sélectionnés par la mairie de Paris, sans station d’attache (freefoating), au contraire des Vélib’Métropole qui disposent d’environ 1500 stations. À l’issue d’un appel à candidatures, Dott, Lime et Voi ont été retenus par la mairie de Paris sous contrat pour 4 ans afin de gérer 3000 à 6000 vélos à assistance électrique chacun et complètent ainsi l’offre des 20 000 vélib’ disponibles.

In Paris’s 16th arrondissement, the Rue de Lasteyrie, formerly Rue de Malakoff, is named after Charles de Lasteyrie ), a banker and Minister of Finance under Raymond Poincaré from 1922 to 1924. This street was opened after the demolition of the private mansion of an American doctor, Thomas W. Evans, and boasts a fine collection of early 20th-century Haussmannian buildings with ashlar facades, wrought-iron balconies, and elegantly crafted ornamentation.
In the foreground are bicycles from the Californian company Lime, one of the three operators selected by the City of Paris. These are dockless (free-floating) bicycles, unlike the Vélib’ Métropole system, which has approximately 1,500 stations. Following a call for applications, Dott, Lime and Voi were selected by the Paris City Hall under a 4-year contract to manage 3,000 to 6,000 electric bikes each, thus complementing the existing 20,000 Vélib’ bikes.

#drawing #watercolor #urbansketchers #usk #paris16
Suite de mes déambulations chablisiennes un dimanche en Bourgogne, rue Porte-Noël, elle doit son nom à Jehan Noël qui a œuvré à la construction de l’enceinte fortifiée du XVe siècle, une des trois portes principales pour pénétrer dans la ville basse de Chablis. Le marché terminé, la grande rue centrale s’est vidée de ses visiteurs, promeneurs, producteurs et marchands, chacun est reparti vers son déjeuner dominical, déguster les dernières découvertes locales. À l’horizon, des rangs de vignes se profilent sur un côteau orienté sud, lieu du Climat «Grenouilles», un des sept Grand Cru à l’équilibre parfait entre la fraîcheur et le gras, un breuvage des dieux!

Continuing my wanderings through Chablis one Sunday in Burgundy, I found myself on Rue Porte-Noël, named after Jehan Noël, who worked on the construction of the 15th-century fortified wall, one of the three main gates into the lower town of Chablis. With the market over, the main street emptied of visitors, strollers, producers, and merchants, each heading off to their Sunday lunch to savor the latest local discoveries. On the horizon, rows of vines lined a south-facing slope, home to the «Grenouilles» vineyard, one of the seven Grand Cru vineyards, boasting a perfect balance between freshness and richness—a truly divine wine!

#dessin #drawing #aquarelle #watercolor #chablis
Si vous aimez les vins blancs, le seul nom de Chablis doit vous faire virevolter les papilles gustatives, chavirer les sens... Vin blanc sec issu du cépage Chardonnay, il se caractérise par ses arômes minéraux de silex, de pierre à fusil, héritage de son sol anciennement océanique, calcaire où l’on retrouve fossilisée, l’Exogyra virgula, une huître datant du jurassique supérieur. Répartis le long de la vallée du Serein, au centre de ce terroir de 5800 ha et de ses 47 «climats» – ces parcelles bien délimitées aux 4 niveaux d’appellations du Petit Chablis au Grand Cru – se trouve la commune de Chablis, la porte d’or de la Bourgogne, typique village de viticulteurs mais recélant bien d’autres spécialités, telles l’andouillette, le biscuit Duché, le jambon persillé, les gougères et autres escargots... Ici, place Lafayette, un dimanche matin après une visite du traditionnel marché, tout un art de la dégustation!

If you like white wines, the mere name of Chablis should make your taste buds twirl, overwhelm your senses... A dry white wine made from the Chardonnay grape, it is characterized by its mineral aromas of flint, of gunflint, a legacy of its formerly oceanic, limestone soil where the fossilized Exogyra virgula, an oyster dating from the Upper Jurassic, can be found. Spread along the Serein valley, in the center of this 5800 ha terroir and its 47 «climats» – these well delimited plots at the 4 levels of appellations from Petit Chablis to Grand Cru – lies the commune of Chablis, the golden gateway of Burgundy, a typical winegrowers’ village but also home to many other specialties, such as andouillette, Duché biscuit, parsley ham, gougères and other snails... Here, in Place Lafayette, on a Sunday morning after a visit to the traditional market, a whole art of tasting!

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Face à la rue de l’Église dans le 15e arrondissement de Paris, la Villa Saint-Charles est une impasse perpendiculaire à la rue Saint-Charles, un axe animé par de nombreux commerces et son marché. Elle doit son nom à l’église Saint-Charles-de-la-Maison-Blanche qui était dédiée à Charles Borromée ), un prélat italien, archevêque de Milan et cardinal. C’était aussi rendre hommage à Charles X ) roi de France qui régna de 1824 jusqu’à la révolution de 1830. Certains se souviendront du restaurant au coin de la rue en face, «Le Bistro Champêtre», espace convivial qui proposait une excellente cuisine traditionnelle, devenu un temps «Barbecue King» coréen, aujourd’hui, définitivement fermé. Il est à craindre qu’un promoteur immobilier s’empare de ce bâtiment typique de l’époque du village de Grenelle au XIXe siècle et transforme le paysage...

Facing Rue de l’Église in Paris’s 15th arrondissement, Villa Saint-Charles is a dead-end street perpendicular to Rue Saint-Charles, a thoroughfare bustling with shops and its market. It owes its name to the Church of Saint-Charles-de-la-Maison-Blanche, which was dedicated to Charles Borromeo ), Italian prelate, Archbishop of Milan, and Cardinal. It was also a tribute to Charles X ), King of France, who reigned from 1824 until the 1830 revolution. Some may remember the restaurant on the corner opposite, «Le Bistro Champêtre,» a convivial space offering excellent traditional cuisine, which briefly became a Korean «Barbecue King,» but is now permanently closed. There are fears that a property developer will seize this building, typical of the 19th-century village of Grenelle, and transform the landscape...

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Un endroit charmant que j’apprécie particulièrement à Paris, le café Louis-Philippe, face à l’île Saint-Louis, ouvert sur une petite place envahie par la terrasse dès les premiers rayons de soleil, il jouit d’un environnement magique. À l’intérieur, rien n’a changé depuis le XIXe siècle, boiseries et faïences, un zinc authentique, l’escalier en colimaçon qui permet d’accéder à l’étage est un authentique fragment des premiers escaliers de la partie haute de la Tour Eiffel de 1889. Découpés en 24 tronçons pour permettre l’installation d’un ascenseur. Voir les photographies des frères Neurdein de 1889 où Gustave Eiffel pose fièrement sur cet étroit escalier, très haut dans le ciel de Paris, la tête dans les nuages. Un de ces tronçons d’escalier a été vendu en 2016 pour l’enchère record de 523 800 €! Au premier plan, la terrasse d'un autre établissement "Chez Julien" se trouvant sur la gauche.

A charming spot I particularly enjoy in Paris is the Café Louis-Philippe, facing the Île Saint-Louis. Opening onto a small square, its terrace is packed as soon as the sun rises, creating a truly magical setting. Inside, nothing has changed since the 19th century: the wood paneling and earthenware, the authentic zinc bar, and the spiral staircase leading to the upper floor, which is a genuine fragment of the original staircase from the top of the Eiffel Tower, built in 1889. It was cut into 24 sections to allow for the installation of an elevator. See the photographs by the Neurdein brothers from 1889 where Gustave Eiffel poses proudly on this narrow staircase, high in the Parisian sky, his head in the clouds. One of these staircase sections was sold in 2016 for a record €523,800 at auction!

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Au pied de la Butte Montmartre à Paris, dans le 18e arrondissement, le marché Saint-Pierre est un rassemblement de magasins dédiés aux tissus, textiles et mercerie depuis un siècle, dont le grand magasin Reine, fermé ce dimanche, c’est beaucoup plus animé habituellement.
À gauche, un ancien marché couvert dans le style Baltard, depuis 1995, la Halle Saint-Pierre abrite un musée consacré à l’art brut, organise des expositions, actuellement «L’étoffe des rêves» l’art textile à travers des œuvres de 36 artistes singuliers. La Halle propose aussi des ateliers pédagogiques liés aux pratiques artistiques, une librairie et un espace café, l’endroit idéal pour se poser lors d’une promenade à Montmartre.

At the foot of Montmartre in Paris’s 18th arrondissement, the Saint-Pierre market has been a collection of shops dedicated to fabrics, textiles, and haberdashery for a century, including the Reine department store, which was closed this Sunday; it’s usually much more lively.
To the left, a former covered market in the Baltard style, the Halle Saint-Pierre has housed a museum dedicated to outsider art since 1995. It organizes exhibitions, currently «The Fabric of Dreams,» showcasing textile art through the works of 36 unique artists. The Halle also offers educational workshops related to artistic practices, a bookstore, and a café—the perfect place to relax during a stroll through Montmartre.

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Pierre Finot Drawings's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.75%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 36 followers. An average post collects 349 likes and 15 comments, close to 23 likes for each comment.

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Pierre Finot Drawings (@pierre_finot) is an Artist creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. Pierre Finot Drawings uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Pierre Finot Drawings runs to 10 words across 2 lines.

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Pierre Finot Drawings has 13,460 followers on Instagram (13.5K). Pierre Finot Drawings follows 1,068 accounts, so the audience is roughly 13 times the size of the list followed. Pierre Finot Drawings has built a substantial archive of 507 posts.

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Pierre Finot Drawings's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.75%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 36 followers. An average post collects 349 likes and 15 comments, close to 23 likes for each comment.

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