2 chaussée de La Muette
Carved lintel: Cupid presents a mirror to a half-reclining Venus, a perfume burner smoking at her feet.
3 rue Alfred Dehodencq
Art nouveau. Pedestrian door and service door separated by a large sheaf of flowers ending on a curved lintel decorated with flowers. The whole is topped by a tympanum showing a woman holding a sheaf of wildflowers. The decoration on the lintel continues on the tympanum. Architect Maurice du Bois d’Auberville. 1911
19 rue Octave Feuillet
A peacock does a cartwheel above the door. The shape of the lintel matches that of the peacock’s tail. Architect Maurice du Bois d’Auberville.
8 rue Jean Richepin
Two large ram heads adorn the façade. The door is adorned with male and female masks topped by fire pots.
9 rue Jean Richepin
In the clip, a bird feeds two chicks in a nest, watched by another bird. A bird sits on a vine to the left and right of the clip. Birds decorate the window frame above the door.
8 rue Eugêne Labiche
A series of lintels above the windows, featuring children as little paintings, with a book, an anvil, a sea monster, sharing a bowl with a dog, an aviary. Architect Alexandre Fournier, sculptor Henri Bouchard. 1907
14 boulevard Emile Augier
Very ornate neo-Gothic porch. The frame is decorated with vines, with a male face in the center of the frame surrounded by grapes. Two small figures support this porch: the one on the left is facing the front, supporting the porch on his back; the one on the right is facing the back, arching his hands and feet against the wall.
10 rue de La Pompe
Door frame decorated with foliage and surmounted on the left by a devil seated in profile and on the right by a dragon.
61 Boulevard de Montmorency
Spectacular facade, rounded porch adorned with shells. Two cherubs’ heads adorn the porch consoles.
11 rue Massenet
Lintel above the door adorned with a seated woman, resting on her elbow, naked, standing out against a highly symmetrical landscape: trees to the left and right. Architects M. Dourgnon H. Cadilhac. 1906
13 rue Franklin
Two modern caryatids
7 avenue de Camoens
Female mascaron in a very Baroque doorframe decorated with flowers.
19 et 19bis Boulevard Delessert
Decorative wheat ears above the twin doors.
60 rue du Ranelagh
A rather massive doorframe decorated with a questioning male face, wearing a sort of turban, slightly in profile and seemingly watching passers-by with his eyes.
65 rue du Ranelagh
Fruit garlands around the door. Series of male and female masks above the first floor windows.
67 rue du Ranelagh
Mascaron representing a Gorgon’s head. Architect A. Walwein. 1893
74 rue du Ranelagh
Mascaron representing a faun with a very pointed nose on a cartouche decorated with roses. Architect A. Michel. 1900
85 rue du Ranelagh
Highly ornate door top with a smiling faun’s head framed by two small horns of plenty. Architect E. Bainier. 1901
94 rue du Ranelagh
Small, rounded neo-Gothic door with attractive ironwork on the leaves.
11 avenue Mozart
The door’s lintel is dedicated to war, with garlands of oak and laurel leaves, while the triangular pediment is dedicated to peace, with a lyre on a background of olive branches. Amusing little bull’s eye window to the left of the door. Architect Dubois
22 avenue Mozart
Mascaron depicting the face of a mischievous faun, looking to the left.
25 avenue Mozart
A rather massive door frame surmounted by a balcony with a central female profile in a medallion surrounded by foliage.
Other doors of interest:
| 10 rue de Boulainvilliers | Faun’s head surrounded by a garland of pine branches. The pine branch motif is repeated on the ironwork. Architects Fournier & Duron. 1891 |
| 10 rue Eugêne Delacroix | Double rounded door: 1 fairly wide and 1 very narrow, both in the same frame |
| 100 rue de La Tour | Carriage door with two curious little figures. Imposing male mascaron scowling above the door. Fruit garlands on the pilasters on either side of the door. Architect A. Sauvage. Important decoration around the doors of 102 and 104 rue de la Tour, built by the same architect. |
| 14 rue Pétrarque | Two birds peck at chicks in a nest. The nest surmounts the building number, itself surrounded by foliage. |
| 22bis rue Pétrarque | Beautiful Art Nouveau ironwork. |
| 14 square de l’Alboni | Art Deco. Two rams face each other, seemingly pushing the door clasp with their heads. Original triangle-shaped lintel. Architect Ch. Venner. 1929 |
| 20 rue Raynouard | Squirrel above the door |
| 21 avenue Mozart | Porte cochère with glass oculus |
| 3 rue Le Nôtre | Beautiful town house. Hôtel La Trémoille. Architect Paul-Ernest Sanson. 1912 |
| 3 rue Louis Boilly | Art nouveau. Two women emerge from bamboo-like foliage above the door. Leaning under the door, they seem to be watching people enter and leave the building. Their heads touch. |
| 5 rue de l’Assomption | Door frame in mosaic with foliate decoration. Architect Gelis-Didot |
| 127 rue du Ranelagh | Large cartouche above the gate: armoires and knight’s helmet. Architect J. Brenet |
| 9 rue Louis Boilly | Two cats descend along the foliage of the door’s ironwork. Rose garland on the door lintel. This building won a prize in the City of Paris facade competition in 1914. Architect Charles Labro |
| 15-17 avenue Paul Doumer | A rooster surmounts the door of this Art Deco building. |
| 42 rue Descamps | Doorframe with a shape halfway between round and ogive, adorned with a delicate garland of vines and grapes. The door’s transom is decorated with stained-glass windows. Architect Alexandre Bruel. 1904 |
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