The Paris Rooftops Wall Mural offers your home a bold contemporary look with a charming vista over the rooftops of Paris. Featuring two easy-to-hang panels that combine to produce an elegant image overlooking Paris with the Eiffel Tour looming in the distance the wall mural is an easy way of adding some Parisian pizzazz to your home.
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Features: Paris Rooftops Wall Mural Comes in two easy-to-hang pieces with full hanging instructions (see video above) Features a charming view over the rooftops of Paris Printed on durable high-quality wallpaper

Size: Dimensions: H: 232 x W: 158cm (92.8 x 62.2inches)




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The city of Paris where the Arc de Triomphe curves majestically over the Champs Elysees & the Eiffel Tower pierces the Parisian skyline. This intimate exploration of the world's most glorious city traces Paris' history & culture through it's architecture monuments museums artists & most notable citizens such as Napoleon Charles de Gaulle Victor Hugo Edouard Manet Coco Chanel & others. Stroll through the stately Luxembourg & Tuillerie Gardens & along the River Seine. Explore the Gothic splendor of the Cathedral of Notre Dame & marvel at the masterpieces of French Impressionism. Enjoy a myriad of historic art such as the Mona Lisa & Venus de Milo juxtaposed against the Louvre's pristinely modern glass pyramid & experience the Joie de Vivre of Paris in this Museum City Series DVD presentation. ...

A forerunner to Heartbeat Parkin’s Patch chronicles the work of a police constable & his colleagues in a fictional village in the North Yorkshire Moors during the late 1960s. Available for the first time this set contains all 26 episodes boasting early appearances by Warren Clarke Pauline Collins Michael Elphick Peter Sallis & James Grout; among the production crew are multiple-award-winning directors Michael Apted (Enigma) & Stephen Frears (The Queen) while writers include Softly Softly & Z Cars contributors Robert Barr & Allan Prior & Sweeney creator Ian Kennedy Martin. Looking in detail at the unit beat system of policing amid spectacular moorland locations the series sees P.C. Moss Parkin (John Flanagan Softly Softly) & D.C. Ron Radley (Gareth Thomas Blake s 7) encountering cases ranging from petty pilfering to abduction sheep rustling to missing persons. & while village policemen may enjoy certain perks living within Fickley s close-knit community also involves a dangerous proximity to criminals for both Parkin & his wife Beth... ...

This collection celebrates the great talkers & demonstrates what the Parkinson show was all about. By concentrating in greater depth on individuals who remain fresh in the memory & high in my esteem you'll be entertained informed & reminded that the show gave time & space for the guest to talk on whatever subject took their fancy. So sit back & enjoy the likes of Oprah Winfrey on her extraordinary childhood Michael Caine on learning to drive Hollywood Style Dr Jacob Bronowski’s thoughts on the morality of science Jonathan Miller's chicken impressions Peter Ustinov's ordeal at the hands of Japan's answer to Michael Parkinson Dame Judi Dench on Shakespeare in the nude Don Mc Cullin on war photography & Bette Midler on performing in Turkish Baths. Who needs Britain's Got Talent when you've got Parky's Picks. Special

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Finally released in 1946 ten years after it was shot Jean Renoirs Partie de campagne was hailed as an unfinished masterpiece. Since then his masterly adaptation on a Maupassant story has grown in reputation to the point where it has become Renoirs best-loved film. On an idyllic country picnic a young girl leaves her family & fiance for a while & succumbs to an all-too-brief romance. Shot on location on the banks of two small tributaries of the Seine Renoirs sensuous tribute to the countryside
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- has seldom been surpassed. In its bitter-sweet lyricism its tenderness & poetic feel for nature its tolerant satire of bourgeois conventions & its poignant sense of the transience of innocence & love Partie de campagne seems to distil the essence of all that is most personal of Renoirs art.

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When smalltown boy Michael Alig (Macaulay Culkin) moves to New York he meets James St. James (Seth Green). In awe of this larger-than-life character & his decadent lifestyle Alig determines to learn all he can from St. James & aspires to be even more fabulous. Soon his dream becomes a glittering reality. With his increasingly outrageous behaviour & the wild antics of his infamous Club Kids the charismatic Alig becomes the number one promoter in clubland & a media celebrity. Before long however the hedonistic parties & drug-fuelled existence take their toll. In a last ditch attempt to recapture the spirit of excess Alig makes one final outrageous gesture. But can he get away with murder? This unbelievable but true story of the man who reinvented New York nightlife in the early 90s is a fascinating & outrageous expose of good times-turned-sour featuring brilliant performances from Macaulay Culkin & Seth Green as youve never seen them before. ...