Frank Bohbot's "House of Books" Series Highlights the Libraries of Paris & Rome
Both Paris and Rome have some of the most beautiful and renowned architecture in the world,





Both Paris and Rome have some of the most beautiful and renowned architecture in the world, something that remains apparent even when looking at the interiors of the two cities’ countless libraries. Shining a spotlight these intricate studies is the ongoing “House of Books” series by photographer Frank Bohbot. Throughout, Bohbot showcases the interiors of various university and public libraries, highlighting the likes of the Sorbonne, Piazza Sant’Agostino square’s Biblioteca Angelica, and many more. Though currently limited in scope to the French and Italian capitals, Bohbot plans to highlight additional spots across Europe, Asia, North America, and South America in the future.
You can check out an excerpt of “House of Books” above and peruse the entirety of the ongoing series over at Bohbot’s website.