
This immersive experience at Espace Lafayette-Drouot takes some private pieces on loan and a series of recreations of famous murals. This is a great way to see many of the iconic designs and to compare themes throughout the artist’s career.
This immersive experience at Espace Lafayette-Drouot takes some private pieces on loan and a series of recreations of famous murals. This is a great way to see many of the iconic designs and to compare themes throughout the artist’s career.
This current exhibition at the Musee du Quai Branly brings together around 200 items from a variety of nations and cultures across the Pacific Islands – from native cultures in New Zealand to the islands of Fiji, Papua New Guinea and more. There is a chance to not only see these cultures and compare their artistic traits but to also see how these traditions fit within our modern, Western world.
Paris has long been considered the city of romance. Couples come here to propose by the Eiffel Tower, honeymoon and – before it became full – place a padlock on the bridge. None of this ever became cliched because Paris was home to the Romantics during the 1800s. Writers, artists and more celebrated the city until the fall of Napoleon in 1848. That is why there are so many great subjects and items to see in the Romantic Paris show at the Petit Palais.
The staff at the Palace of Versailles have created a brilliant new exhibition to honour the 300th anniversary of the…
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The apartment of the crown princess Marie Leszczynska has recently been reopening at the Palace of Versailles. This is the perfect opportunity for the palace to stage an exhibition all about this Queen of France so that we can learn a little more about her.