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"Paris Living Rooms" is a collection of works by Dominique Nabakov (1938-), a photographer based in France. Nabakov views interior spaces as "portraits that reflect the person who inhabits them," and for many years he has photographed the living spaces of cultural figures in cities around the world. This book features the living rooms of figures who symbolize the Parisian cultural sphere, such as Yves Saint Laurent, Nan Goldin, Carine Roitfeld, and André Putman. Not only are the spaces depicted as opulent and decorative, but the bookshelves, furniture, artwork on the walls, and even the way light enters them are all portrayed as spaces that permeate with the sensibilities and thoughts of the people who lived there. This book can be described as a portrait of the city, quietly documenting the bourgeois culture and artistic sophistication that permeated Paris around the year 2000.