How did Constantin Brancusi make much of his journey to Paris?

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Constantin Brancusi made the greater part of his journey to Paris on foot, carrying his pack on his back. Because he was a man of modest means, he had to sell his watch to pay for a boat crossing on Lake Constance during his travels from Munich, arriving in the city in July 1904.1