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Exhibitions

Considered the artist of dreams and fantasy, Johann Heinrich Füssli is the protagonist of the exhibition at the Musée Jacquemart-André. 

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For this new edition 2022 of the Exhibition “En voie d'illumination”, the Jardin de Plantes proposes a luminous night walk dedicated to the universe of “the infinitely small”. 

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The Fondation Louis Vuitton presents a unique dialogue between two exceptional artists from two different eras and artistic movements: Claude Monet and Joan Mitchell. 

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Egypt is a country that always makes a lot of tourists dream for its cultural richness and its fascinating history. 
This is probably why the Rodin Museum has entitled its new exhibition “Dream of Egypt”, a unique selection of more than 400 objects that evoke the influence of Egyptian art in the work of Rodin. 

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The Cité de l'Architecture in Paris presents a new exhibition dedicated to Art Deco, an artistic movement that influenced architecture, fashion, design and also inspired us to create the Hotel Moderniste! 

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Sixty years ago, Yves Saint Laurent presented his first collection under his name, a “golden” occasion this year to celebrate the designer's passion for gold. 
The Yves Saint Laurent Museum invites you to visit the anniversary exhibition “GOLD, The Golds of Yves Saint Laurent”, highlighting this nuance that characterizes the creations of this fashion genius.

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Tintin, the most beloved reporter of children and adults, invites himself to the Atelier des Lumières for a new adventure, this time immersive! 

On the occasion of the bicentenary of Rosa Bonheur's birth, the Musée d'Orsay, in collaboration with the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Bordeaux, the artist's birthplace, is offering a retrospective exhibition not to be missed!

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Everyone has heard of “still life” at least once. But do we really know what it represents in the art world? The new exhibition at the Louvre Museum, entitled “Things”, aims to give a new vision of this genre often considered minor.

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