 Emma Jacobs provides thoughtful details and charming illustrations in her book, The Littler Museums of Paris. You'll find a link to her work and a web extra about the sensuality of the woman and the unicorn tapestry. It's with this week's show at ricksteves.com slash radio. There was a time when France had the third biggest Jewish population anywhere, a very important Jewish heritage in Paris, specifically the Marais. And right there next to Falafel Row, you've got the Museum of Jewish Art and History.