Venture back to 1920s Paris with Bobby Peep as he recounts his experiences with Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gertrude Stein and many other illustrious figures of that exciting by gone era that impacted the culture of the 20th century and beyond.

Paris, long considered the epicenter of Art drew World War I veterans hoping to capture fragments of their spent youth, lost on the bloody battlefields of France. They along with expatriates from Russia, Japan, America to name but a few countries citizens, who came to learn from the Masters.

Due to the strong Yankee dollar against the war-torn French Franc allowed artists to live inexpensively and afforded them time for study and to create in their chosen arts. They also came in revolt of strict, Victorian morality that did not fit in with what they’d witnessed in life and death situations they’d survived in the ‘War to end all Wars’.