La Samaritaine Collection

Art Deco Lounge. (Illustration, circa 1920)
5975914 Art Deco Lounge. (Illustration, circa 1920) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Art of living. Decoration. An Art Deco interior)

Le Pont-Neuf, les quais, les bains "A la Samaritaine"et la Tour St Jacques
Le Pont-Neuf, les quais, les bains " A la Samaritaine" et la Tour St Jacques, 1847, printed 1965. Floating baths on the River Seine. Gelatin silver print, no

La Cite et le Pont-Neuf, 1665 (colour litho)
962794 La Cite et le Pont-Neuf, 1665 (colour litho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: La Cite et le Pont-Neuf, 1665)

La Samaritaine
LLM460718 La Samaritaine by Menpes, Mortimer Ludington (1855-1938); Private Collection; (add.info.: La Samaritaine. Illustration for Paris (A&C Black, 1909).); © Look and Learn

Christ and the Woman of Samaria (stone)
XIR26271 Christ and the Woman of Samaria (stone) by French School, (16th century); Musee des Augustins, Toulouse, France; French, out of copyright

La Samaritaine, Paris (colour photo)
3095216 La Samaritaine, Paris (colour photo) by French Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: La Samaritaine, Paris. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn

Marie-Louise Jay Cognacq, French retailer, 1912. Marie-Louise Jay founded the La Samaritaine department store in Paris in 1869, in collaboration with her future husband, Ernest Cognacq

Ernest Cognacq, French retailer, 1912. Together with Marie-Louise Jay, whom he later married, Cognacq (1839-1828) founded the La Samaritaine department store in Paris in 1869

La Samaritaine 1897 Lithograph Sheet 7 15 / 16
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The Woman of Samaria (mosaic)
XIR228277 The Woman of Samaria (mosaic) by Byzantine School, (12th century); Duomo, Monreale, Sicily, Italy; out of copyright

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"La Samaritaine: A Timeless Icon of Art, Luxury, and History" Step into the enchanting world of La Samaritaine, an exquisite Art Deco lounge that epitomizes the elegance and grandeur of 1920s Paris. Illustrated with meticulous detail, this captivating depiction transports us to a bygone era where opulence reigned supreme. Nestled near Le Pont-Neuf and overlooking the picturesque quais, La Samaritaine was not just a place of leisure but also home to renowned baths bearing its name. The allure of "A la Samaritaine" attracted visitors from far and wide who sought respite in its soothing waters amidst the backdrop of the majestic Tour St Jacques. Dating back to 1665, an enchanting color lithograph showcases La Cite et le Pont-Neuf in all its glory. This historic landmark has witnessed centuries unfold before it - wars fought, revolutions ignited - yet it stands strong as a testament to Parisian resilience. At the heart lies its namesake - "The Woman of Samaria. " Carved meticulously in stone or immortalized through vibrant photographs, this biblical figure symbolizes compassion and empathy that resonates within these hallowed walls. Behind every great establishment are visionary leaders like Marie-Louise Jay Cognacq and Ernest Cognacq. These French retailers shaped La Samaritaine's legacy with their unwavering dedication to quality craftsmanship and exceptional service. "The Samaritan, " a lithograph from 1897 measuring nearly eight inches tall, captures the essence of this iconic institution. Its intricate details invite us on a visual journey through time while evoking feelings of nostalgia for those fortunate enough to have experienced it firsthand. As we marvel at mosaics depicting "The Woman of Samaria, " we are reminded that art transcends boundaries.