Street art · Paris
Photo: Carl Campbell from Santiago de Querétaro, México, CC BY 2.0
Cursive "Je t'aime" meets a snarky twist on the old French…
By Invader
Cursive "Je t'aime" meets a snarky twist on the old French superstition — like a Duchamp readymade joke scrawled on a Parisian door instead of a urinal. Text-based wheatpaste wit, signed Petite Poissone.
Source: OpenStreetMap contributors, photo via Wikimedia Commons.
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