Pigalle

[ French pee-gal ]

noun

1. Place Pigalle.

Example Sentences

For seafood and steak, head to neighboring Melrose Arch and try Pigalle.

From The Daily Beast

The Oiseaux—birds—were perhaps those of an aviary, or maybe those painted by Pigalle on the walls of one of the rooms.

From Project Gutenberg

He lived for a half-century between his two ateliers, on the Place Pigalle, and at Neuilly.

From Project Gutenberg

Pigalle was a favorite with Mme. Pompadour, of whom he made a portrait statue.

From Project Gutenberg

In 1865, in the Rue Pigalle in Paris, a man had his eyes burnt by lightning.

From Project Gutenberg

The artist, Pigalle, was occupied twenty years in the execution of this masterpiece.

From Project Gutenberg