The Grand Palais Immersif presents a digital visual and sound experience entitled "Eternal Mucha", which traces the artistic career of Alphonse Mucha, precursor of advertising and a major figure of Art Nouveau.
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Claude Monet is one of the founders of Impressionism, known throughout the world, especially for his superb Water Lilies which continue to amaze us. However, his brother Léon Monet, who played an important role in the artist's career, is much less known to the public. The current exhibition at the Musée du Luxembourg is therefore entirely devoted to this little-known brother, who had a fundamental role in Claude's artistic life.
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The National Museum of Natural History is organizing an exhibition entitled "Felines", dedicated to the study of these fascinating animals, which will be held in the Grande Galerie de l'Évolution.
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Egyptian history and culture have fascinated everyone for centuries, and they are very precious for Parisians! Just think that the Louvre Museum includes one of the richest departments dedicated to Egyptian antiquities. On top of that, this spring, the City of Light will host the European premiere of the International “Ramses and the Gold of the Pharaohs” exhibition featuring more than 180 treasures from Ancient Egypt.
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The Carnavalet Museum, located in the heart of Paris, in the magnificent Marais district, presents a new exhibition dedicated to the Parisian night.
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The Musée de l'Homme offers a must-see exhibition entitled “Arts and Prehistory”, which will take you on a real journey through time. This exhibition features over 90 works of prehistoric art from around the world as well as digital representations of paintings and engravings. By combining the digital world and the prehistoric era, the exhibition shows how art is a basic human need.
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The Musée de l'Orangerie presents a new exhibition devoted to Matisse, the leader of the Fauvist movement who also marked the 20th century with his contributions to Cubism and abstract art.
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Did you know that it is possible to admire works of art in the heart of Paris without going to a museum? Until March 31, you can stroll through the charming streets of the Haussmann district in the 9ᵉ arrondissement of the capital to discover Michel Bassompierre's magnificent sculptures in the outdoor exhibition "Fragiles Colosses"
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The Atelier des Lumières has chosen to honor Marc Chagall, one of the greatest painters of the 20th century, for its new immersive exhibition in 2023.
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