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Yves Saint-Laurent, drawings from his young days exhibited at Musée YSL Paris

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Published by Elodie D. · Published on 16 May 2018 at 11h49 · Updated on 24 August 2018 at 16h11
From May 29 to September 9, 2018, discover 60 drawings from Yves Saint-Laurent’s youth from Musée YSL Paris storage. During his teenage years, he is very interested in literature, theater, ballet and fashion and translates the feelings he has!

It’s been already 10 years since Yves Saint-Laurent died.
For his first temporary exhibition, running from May 29 to September 9, 2018, Musée Yves Saint-Laurent Paris opens Yves Mathieu-Saint-Laurent’s first sketches notebooks, notebooks he had when he was a teenager living in Oran, Algeria.

Living in the Oran bourgeoisie, pied noir Yves Saint-Laurent gets interested in arts, and it’s during a performance of The School For Wives staged by Louis Jouvet in 1950 that he throws himself into drawing and fashion.

At 14 years old, Yves Saint-Laurent already has a project, the “Illustre Petit Théâtre”, a true mini stage he decorates and where he has his cardboard characters walk and for which he creates costumes.

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Jean Giraudoux Sodom and Gomorrah (ill. 07) and even Jean Coctau The Eagle with Two Heads (ill. 08), this stage allows him to reenact his favorite plays as much as he wants. Then, Yves Saint-Laurent decides to learn how to cut models’ silhouettes in his mother’s fashion magazines to dress as he likes…
 
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In 1954, thanks to his dad, Yves Saint-Laurent meets Michel de Brunhoff, Vogue editor in chief who advises him to start a fashion career. He’s only 18 years old, YSL is born!

From his projects, a very beautiful personal and unknown history, remain drawings, children books and papercut pieces of clothing, memorabilia of a life that you can discover in Musée YSL Paris lounges altered especially on the occasion.

Please note that on June 1, 2018, Yves Saint-Laurent’s death day, Musée YSL Paris will be free for everyone and all day long, enjoy!

Practical information

Dates and Opening Time
From 29 May 2018 to 9 September 2018

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    Location

    5 Avenue Marceau
    75116 Paris 16

    Access
    Métro Alma-Marceau (ligne 9)

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    tarif -10 ans, chômeurs, handicapé et accompagnateur: Free
    tarif 10-18 ans: €7
    tarif adulte: €10

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    Albrecht Altdorfer, digital tour of the Louvre's exhibition
    The Louvre invites German painting fans to discover an exhibition about Albrecht Altdorfer. The occasion to discover this major artist from the German Renaissance, with focus on big orders such as from Emperor Maximilian, and goldsmithery, landscaping and architecture where Altdorfer has been a pioneer. While we wait for the museum to reopen, enjoy the exhibition on a digital tour.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    Square Georges Cain, a little-known open air-like museum garden in Paris
    In Paris, the Square Georges Cain is a very outstanding location. Set a stone’s throw from the Musée Carnavalet, this little-known park provides us with a nice green setting where you can discover remnants of monuments. Let us tell you more about this square looking like an open-air museum.
    Fleurs, Stéphane de Bourgies’ open-air photo exhibition in the Marais
    There are many open-air exhibitions opening in Paris. The latest to date – and one you do not want to miss – is the Fleurs exhibition displayed in rue de Turenne in the Marais district. Famous photographer Stéphane de Bourgies unveils his magnificent shots behind Ellia Art Gallery windows from April 10 to May 8, 2021.
    Albert-Kahn museum’s garden, an exceptional lush garden at the gates of Paris
    Missing greenery and nature? Run to the Albert-Kahn museum and discover its exceptional garden to enjoy a wonderful change of scenery. On weekends, you can enjoy this wonderful invitation to travel to the heart of nature.
    Femmes peintres, the exhibition at Paris Musée du Luxembourg to enjoy online
    The Musée du Luxembourg gives pride of place to women with the exhibition “Femmes peintres, des artistes comme les autres” (Female painters, artists like others). While waiting for the museum to reopen, discover these female painters that opened the way to the female artists who followed thanks to a digital tour of the exhibit.
    Musée Rodin and the sculpture garden to close until further notice
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. The museum and gardens have been closed to the public since March 20 and until further notice.
    Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières – the ticketing service opens
    The Atelier des Lumières pays tribute to architecture genius Gaudí, whose works of art have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage. From its reopening and to January 2, 2022, come and enjoy the “Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary” exhibition.
    Magritte in Full Sunlight. The “Renoir” Period at Paris Musée de l’Orangerie
    An exhibition about Magritte’s Renoir Period is coming to the Musée de l’Orangerie. This period – from 1941 to 1947 – is described as a cycle during which the painter wished to see the bright side of life and was inspired by impressionists. As an outcome, over a hundred works. Running from February 10 to June 21, 2021.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières - The ticketing service opens
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    Noir et Blanc, the Grand Palais 100% digital photo exhibition
    The Grand Palais teams up with the Bibliothèque Nationale de France to display “Noir et Blanc: une esthétique de la photographie” [Black and White: a photography aesthetic], an exhibition that was to discover at the Grand Palais. Unfortunately, the exhibition will not open to the public, but awaits on the Grand Palais website. Conference-tours are available online from February 18, to June 18, 2021.
    Albrecht Altdorfer, digital tour of the Louvre's exhibition
    The Louvre invites German painting fans to discover an exhibition about Albrecht Altdorfer. The occasion to discover this major artist from the German Renaissance, with focus on big orders such as from Emperor Maximilian, and goldsmithery, landscaping and architecture where Altdorfer has been a pioneer. While we wait for the museum to reopen, enjoy the exhibition on a digital tour.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    Square Georges Cain, a little-known open air-like museum garden in Paris
    In Paris, the Square Georges Cain is a very outstanding location. Set a stone’s throw from the Musée Carnavalet, this little-known park provides us with a nice green setting where you can discover remnants of monuments. Let us tell you more about this square looking like an open-air museum.
    Fleurs, Stéphane de Bourgies’ open-air photo exhibition in the Marais
    There are many open-air exhibitions opening in Paris. The latest to date – and one you do not want to miss – is the Fleurs exhibition displayed in rue de Turenne in the Marais district. Famous photographer Stéphane de Bourgies unveils his magnificent shots behind Ellia Art Gallery windows from April 10 to May 8, 2021.
    Albert-Kahn museum’s garden, an exceptional lush garden at the gates of Paris
    Missing greenery and nature? Run to the Albert-Kahn museum and discover its exceptional garden to enjoy a wonderful change of scenery. On weekends, you can enjoy this wonderful invitation to travel to the heart of nature.
    Femmes peintres, the exhibition at Paris Musée du Luxembourg to enjoy online
    The Musée du Luxembourg gives pride of place to women with the exhibition “Femmes peintres, des artistes comme les autres” (Female painters, artists like others). While waiting for the museum to reopen, discover these female painters that opened the way to the female artists who followed thanks to a digital tour of the exhibit.
    Musée Rodin and the sculpture garden to close until further notice
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. The museum and gardens have been closed to the public since March 20 and until further notice.
    Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières – the ticketing service opens
    The Atelier des Lumières pays tribute to architecture genius Gaudí, whose works of art have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage. From its reopening and to January 2, 2022, come and enjoy the “Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary” exhibition.
    Magritte in Full Sunlight. The “Renoir” Period at Paris Musée de l’Orangerie
    An exhibition about Magritte’s Renoir Period is coming to the Musée de l’Orangerie. This period – from 1941 to 1947 – is described as a cycle during which the painter wished to see the bright side of life and was inspired by impressionists. As an outcome, over a hundred works. Running from February 10 to June 21, 2021.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières - The ticketing service opens
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    Noir et Blanc, the Grand Palais 100% digital photo exhibition
    The Grand Palais teams up with the Bibliothèque Nationale de France to display “Noir et Blanc: une esthétique de la photographie” [Black and White: a photography aesthetic], an exhibition that was to discover at the Grand Palais. Unfortunately, the exhibition will not open to the public, but awaits on the Grand Palais website. Conference-tours are available online from February 18, to June 18, 2021.
    Albrecht Altdorfer, digital tour of the Louvre's exhibition
    The Louvre invites German painting fans to discover an exhibition about Albrecht Altdorfer. The occasion to discover this major artist from the German Renaissance, with focus on big orders such as from Emperor Maximilian, and goldsmithery, landscaping and architecture where Altdorfer has been a pioneer. While we wait for the museum to reopen, enjoy the exhibition on a digital tour.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    Square Georges Cain, a little-known open air-like museum garden in Paris
    In Paris, the Square Georges Cain is a very outstanding location. Set a stone’s throw from the Musée Carnavalet, this little-known park provides us with a nice green setting where you can discover remnants of monuments. Let us tell you more about this square looking like an open-air museum.
    Fleurs, Stéphane de Bourgies’ open-air photo exhibition in the Marais
    There are many open-air exhibitions opening in Paris. The latest to date – and one you do not want to miss – is the Fleurs exhibition displayed in rue de Turenne in the Marais district. Famous photographer Stéphane de Bourgies unveils his magnificent shots behind Ellia Art Gallery windows from April 10 to May 8, 2021.
    Albert-Kahn museum’s garden, an exceptional lush garden at the gates of Paris
    Missing greenery and nature? Run to the Albert-Kahn museum and discover its exceptional garden to enjoy a wonderful change of scenery. On weekends, you can enjoy this wonderful invitation to travel to the heart of nature.
    Femmes peintres, the exhibition at Paris Musée du Luxembourg to enjoy online
    The Musée du Luxembourg gives pride of place to women with the exhibition “Femmes peintres, des artistes comme les autres” (Female painters, artists like others). While waiting for the museum to reopen, discover these female painters that opened the way to the female artists who followed thanks to a digital tour of the exhibit.
    Musée Rodin and the sculpture garden to close until further notice
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. The museum and gardens have been closed to the public since March 20 and until further notice.
    Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières – the ticketing service opens
    The Atelier des Lumières pays tribute to architecture genius Gaudí, whose works of art have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage. From its reopening and to January 2, 2022, come and enjoy the “Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary” exhibition.
    Magritte in Full Sunlight. The “Renoir” Period at Paris Musée de l’Orangerie
    An exhibition about Magritte’s Renoir Period is coming to the Musée de l’Orangerie. This period – from 1941 to 1947 – is described as a cycle during which the painter wished to see the bright side of life and was inspired by impressionists. As an outcome, over a hundred works. Running from February 10 to June 21, 2021.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières - The ticketing service opens
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    Noir et Blanc, the Grand Palais 100% digital photo exhibition
    The Grand Palais teams up with the Bibliothèque Nationale de France to display “Noir et Blanc: une esthétique de la photographie” [Black and White: a photography aesthetic], an exhibition that was to discover at the Grand Palais. Unfortunately, the exhibition will not open to the public, but awaits on the Grand Palais website. Conference-tours are available online from February 18, to June 18, 2021.
    Albrecht Altdorfer, digital tour of the Louvre's exhibition
    The Louvre invites German painting fans to discover an exhibition about Albrecht Altdorfer. The occasion to discover this major artist from the German Renaissance, with focus on big orders such as from Emperor Maximilian, and goldsmithery, landscaping and architecture where Altdorfer has been a pioneer. While we wait for the museum to reopen, enjoy the exhibition on a digital tour.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
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    Square Georges Cain, a little-known open air-like museum garden in Paris
    In Paris, the Square Georges Cain is a very outstanding location. Set a stone’s throw from the Musée Carnavalet, this little-known park provides us with a nice green setting where you can discover remnants of monuments. Let us tell you more about this square looking like an open-air museum.
    Fleurs, Stéphane de Bourgies’ open-air photo exhibition in the Marais
    There are many open-air exhibitions opening in Paris. The latest to date – and one you do not want to miss – is the Fleurs exhibition displayed in rue de Turenne in the Marais district. Famous photographer Stéphane de Bourgies unveils his magnificent shots behind Ellia Art Gallery windows from April 10 to May 8, 2021.
    Albert-Kahn museum’s garden, an exceptional lush garden at the gates of Paris
    Missing greenery and nature? Run to the Albert-Kahn museum and discover its exceptional garden to enjoy a wonderful change of scenery. On weekends, you can enjoy this wonderful invitation to travel to the heart of nature.
    Femmes peintres, the exhibition at Paris Musée du Luxembourg to enjoy online
    The Musée du Luxembourg gives pride of place to women with the exhibition “Femmes peintres, des artistes comme les autres” (Female painters, artists like others). While waiting for the museum to reopen, discover these female painters that opened the way to the female artists who followed thanks to a digital tour of the exhibit.
    Musée Rodin and the sculpture garden to close until further notice
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. The museum and gardens have been closed to the public since March 20 and until further notice.
    Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières – the ticketing service opens
    The Atelier des Lumières pays tribute to architecture genius Gaudí, whose works of art have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage. From its reopening and to January 2, 2022, come and enjoy the “Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary” exhibition.
    Magritte in Full Sunlight. The “Renoir” Period at Paris Musée de l’Orangerie
    An exhibition about Magritte’s Renoir Period is coming to the Musée de l’Orangerie. This period – from 1941 to 1947 – is described as a cycle during which the painter wished to see the bright side of life and was inspired by impressionists. As an outcome, over a hundred works. Running from February 10 to June 21, 2021.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières - The ticketing service opens
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    Noir et Blanc, the Grand Palais 100% digital photo exhibition
    The Grand Palais teams up with the Bibliothèque Nationale de France to display “Noir et Blanc: une esthétique de la photographie” [Black and White: a photography aesthetic], an exhibition that was to discover at the Grand Palais. Unfortunately, the exhibition will not open to the public, but awaits on the Grand Palais website. Conference-tours are available online from February 18, to June 18, 2021.
    Albrecht Altdorfer, digital tour of the Louvre's exhibition
    The Louvre invites German painting fans to discover an exhibition about Albrecht Altdorfer. The occasion to discover this major artist from the German Renaissance, with focus on big orders such as from Emperor Maximilian, and goldsmithery, landscaping and architecture where Altdorfer has been a pioneer. While we wait for the museum to reopen, enjoy the exhibition on a digital tour.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    Square Georges Cain, a little-known open air-like museum garden in Paris
    In Paris, the Square Georges Cain is a very outstanding location. Set a stone’s throw from the Musée Carnavalet, this little-known park provides us with a nice green setting where you can discover remnants of monuments. Let us tell you more about this square looking like an open-air museum.
    Fleurs, Stéphane de Bourgies’ open-air photo exhibition in the Marais
    There are many open-air exhibitions opening in Paris. The latest to date – and one you do not want to miss – is the Fleurs exhibition displayed in rue de Turenne in the Marais district. Famous photographer Stéphane de Bourgies unveils his magnificent shots behind Ellia Art Gallery windows from April 10 to May 8, 2021.
    Albert-Kahn museum’s garden, an exceptional lush garden at the gates of Paris
    Missing greenery and nature? Run to the Albert-Kahn museum and discover its exceptional garden to enjoy a wonderful change of scenery. On weekends, you can enjoy this wonderful invitation to travel to the heart of nature.
    Femmes peintres, the exhibition at Paris Musée du Luxembourg to enjoy online
    The Musée du Luxembourg gives pride of place to women with the exhibition “Femmes peintres, des artistes comme les autres” (Female painters, artists like others). While waiting for the museum to reopen, discover these female painters that opened the way to the female artists who followed thanks to a digital tour of the exhibit.
    Musée Rodin and the sculpture garden to close until further notice
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. The museum and gardens have been closed to the public since March 20 and until further notice.
    Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières – the ticketing service opens
    The Atelier des Lumières pays tribute to architecture genius Gaudí, whose works of art have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage. From its reopening and to January 2, 2022, come and enjoy the “Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary” exhibition.
    Magritte in Full Sunlight. The “Renoir” Period at Paris Musée de l’Orangerie
    An exhibition about Magritte’s Renoir Period is coming to the Musée de l’Orangerie. This period – from 1941 to 1947 – is described as a cycle during which the painter wished to see the bright side of life and was inspired by impressionists. As an outcome, over a hundred works. Running from February 10 to June 21, 2021.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières - The ticketing service opens
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    Noir et Blanc, the Grand Palais 100% digital photo exhibition
    The Grand Palais teams up with the Bibliothèque Nationale de France to display “Noir et Blanc: une esthétique de la photographie” [Black and White: a photography aesthetic], an exhibition that was to discover at the Grand Palais. Unfortunately, the exhibition will not open to the public, but awaits on the Grand Palais website. Conference-tours are available online from February 18, to June 18, 2021.
    Albrecht Altdorfer, digital tour of the Louvre's exhibition
    The Louvre invites German painting fans to discover an exhibition about Albrecht Altdorfer. The occasion to discover this major artist from the German Renaissance, with focus on big orders such as from Emperor Maximilian, and goldsmithery, landscaping and architecture where Altdorfer has been a pioneer. While we wait for the museum to reopen, enjoy the exhibition on a digital tour.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    Square Georges Cain, a little-known open air-like museum garden in Paris
    In Paris, the Square Georges Cain is a very outstanding location. Set a stone’s throw from the Musée Carnavalet, this little-known park provides us with a nice green setting where you can discover remnants of monuments. Let us tell you more about this square looking like an open-air museum.
    Fleurs, Stéphane de Bourgies’ open-air photo exhibition in the Marais
    There are many open-air exhibitions opening in Paris. The latest to date – and one you do not want to miss – is the Fleurs exhibition displayed in rue de Turenne in the Marais district. Famous photographer Stéphane de Bourgies unveils his magnificent shots behind Ellia Art Gallery windows from April 10 to May 8, 2021.
    Albert-Kahn museum’s garden, an exceptional lush garden at the gates of Paris
    Missing greenery and nature? Run to the Albert-Kahn museum and discover its exceptional garden to enjoy a wonderful change of scenery. On weekends, you can enjoy this wonderful invitation to travel to the heart of nature.
    Femmes peintres, the exhibition at Paris Musée du Luxembourg to enjoy online
    The Musée du Luxembourg gives pride of place to women with the exhibition “Femmes peintres, des artistes comme les autres” (Female painters, artists like others). While waiting for the museum to reopen, discover these female painters that opened the way to the female artists who followed thanks to a digital tour of the exhibit.
    Musée Rodin and the sculpture garden to close until further notice
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. The museum and gardens have been closed to the public since March 20 and until further notice.
    Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières – the ticketing service opens
    The Atelier des Lumières pays tribute to architecture genius Gaudí, whose works of art have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage. From its reopening and to January 2, 2022, come and enjoy the “Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary” exhibition.
    Magritte in Full Sunlight. The “Renoir” Period at Paris Musée de l’Orangerie
    An exhibition about Magritte’s Renoir Period is coming to the Musée de l’Orangerie. This period – from 1941 to 1947 – is described as a cycle during which the painter wished to see the bright side of life and was inspired by impressionists. As an outcome, over a hundred works. Running from February 10 to June 21, 2021.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières - The ticketing service opens
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    Noir et Blanc, the Grand Palais 100% digital photo exhibition
    The Grand Palais teams up with the Bibliothèque Nationale de France to display “Noir et Blanc: une esthétique de la photographie” [Black and White: a photography aesthetic], an exhibition that was to discover at the Grand Palais. Unfortunately, the exhibition will not open to the public, but awaits on the Grand Palais website. Conference-tours are available online from February 18, to June 18, 2021.
    Albrecht Altdorfer, digital tour of the Louvre's exhibition
    The Louvre invites German painting fans to discover an exhibition about Albrecht Altdorfer. The occasion to discover this major artist from the German Renaissance, with focus on big orders such as from Emperor Maximilian, and goldsmithery, landscaping and architecture where Altdorfer has been a pioneer. While we wait for the museum to reopen, enjoy the exhibition on a digital tour.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    Square Georges Cain, a little-known open air-like museum garden in Paris
    In Paris, the Square Georges Cain is a very outstanding location. Set a stone’s throw from the Musée Carnavalet, this little-known park provides us with a nice green setting where you can discover remnants of monuments. Let us tell you more about this square looking like an open-air museum.
    Fleurs, Stéphane de Bourgies’ open-air photo exhibition in the Marais
    There are many open-air exhibitions opening in Paris. The latest to date – and one you do not want to miss – is the Fleurs exhibition displayed in rue de Turenne in the Marais district. Famous photographer Stéphane de Bourgies unveils his magnificent shots behind Ellia Art Gallery windows from April 10 to May 8, 2021.
    Albert-Kahn museum’s garden, an exceptional lush garden at the gates of Paris
    Missing greenery and nature? Run to the Albert-Kahn museum and discover its exceptional garden to enjoy a wonderful change of scenery. On weekends, you can enjoy this wonderful invitation to travel to the heart of nature.
    Femmes peintres, the exhibition at Paris Musée du Luxembourg to enjoy online
    The Musée du Luxembourg gives pride of place to women with the exhibition “Femmes peintres, des artistes comme les autres” (Female painters, artists like others). While waiting for the museum to reopen, discover these female painters that opened the way to the female artists who followed thanks to a digital tour of the exhibit.
    Musée Rodin and the sculpture garden to close until further notice
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. The museum and gardens have been closed to the public since March 20 and until further notice.
    Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières – the ticketing service opens
    The Atelier des Lumières pays tribute to architecture genius Gaudí, whose works of art have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage. From its reopening and to January 2, 2022, come and enjoy the “Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary” exhibition.
    Magritte in Full Sunlight. The “Renoir” Period at Paris Musée de l’Orangerie
    An exhibition about Magritte’s Renoir Period is coming to the Musée de l’Orangerie. This period – from 1941 to 1947 – is described as a cycle during which the painter wished to see the bright side of life and was inspired by impressionists. As an outcome, over a hundred works. Running from February 10 to June 21, 2021.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières - The ticketing service opens
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    Noir et Blanc, the Grand Palais 100% digital photo exhibition
    The Grand Palais teams up with the Bibliothèque Nationale de France to display “Noir et Blanc: une esthétique de la photographie” [Black and White: a photography aesthetic], an exhibition that was to discover at the Grand Palais. Unfortunately, the exhibition will not open to the public, but awaits on the Grand Palais website. Conference-tours are available online from February 18, to June 18, 2021.
    Albrecht Altdorfer, digital tour of the Louvre's exhibition
    The Louvre invites German painting fans to discover an exhibition about Albrecht Altdorfer. The occasion to discover this major artist from the German Renaissance, with focus on big orders such as from Emperor Maximilian, and goldsmithery, landscaping and architecture where Altdorfer has been a pioneer. While we wait for the museum to reopen, enjoy the exhibition on a digital tour.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    Refine your search
    Square Georges Cain, a little-known open air-like museum garden in Paris
    In Paris, the Square Georges Cain is a very outstanding location. Set a stone’s throw from the Musée Carnavalet, this little-known park provides us with a nice green setting where you can discover remnants of monuments. Let us tell you more about this square looking like an open-air museum.
    Fleurs, Stéphane de Bourgies’ open-air photo exhibition in the Marais
    There are many open-air exhibitions opening in Paris. The latest to date – and one you do not want to miss – is the Fleurs exhibition displayed in rue de Turenne in the Marais district. Famous photographer Stéphane de Bourgies unveils his magnificent shots behind Ellia Art Gallery windows from April 10 to May 8, 2021.
    Albert-Kahn museum’s garden, an exceptional lush garden at the gates of Paris
    Missing greenery and nature? Run to the Albert-Kahn museum and discover its exceptional garden to enjoy a wonderful change of scenery. On weekends, you can enjoy this wonderful invitation to travel to the heart of nature.
    Femmes peintres, the exhibition at Paris Musée du Luxembourg to enjoy online
    The Musée du Luxembourg gives pride of place to women with the exhibition “Femmes peintres, des artistes comme les autres” (Female painters, artists like others). While waiting for the museum to reopen, discover these female painters that opened the way to the female artists who followed thanks to a digital tour of the exhibit.
    Musée Rodin and the sculpture garden to close until further notice
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. The museum and gardens have been closed to the public since March 20 and until further notice.
    Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières – the ticketing service opens
    The Atelier des Lumières pays tribute to architecture genius Gaudí, whose works of art have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage. From its reopening and to January 2, 2022, come and enjoy the “Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary” exhibition.
    Magritte in Full Sunlight. The “Renoir” Period at Paris Musée de l’Orangerie
    An exhibition about Magritte’s Renoir Period is coming to the Musée de l’Orangerie. This period – from 1941 to 1947 – is described as a cycle during which the painter wished to see the bright side of life and was inspired by impressionists. As an outcome, over a hundred works. Running from February 10 to June 21, 2021.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières - The ticketing service opens
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    Noir et Blanc, the Grand Palais 100% digital photo exhibition
    The Grand Palais teams up with the Bibliothèque Nationale de France to display “Noir et Blanc: une esthétique de la photographie” [Black and White: a photography aesthetic], an exhibition that was to discover at the Grand Palais. Unfortunately, the exhibition will not open to the public, but awaits on the Grand Palais website. Conference-tours are available online from February 18, to June 18, 2021.
    Albrecht Altdorfer, digital tour of the Louvre's exhibition
    The Louvre invites German painting fans to discover an exhibition about Albrecht Altdorfer. The occasion to discover this major artist from the German Renaissance, with focus on big orders such as from Emperor Maximilian, and goldsmithery, landscaping and architecture where Altdorfer has been a pioneer. While we wait for the museum to reopen, enjoy the exhibition on a digital tour.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    Square Georges Cain, a little-known open air-like museum garden in Paris
    In Paris, the Square Georges Cain is a very outstanding location. Set a stone’s throw from the Musée Carnavalet, this little-known park provides us with a nice green setting where you can discover remnants of monuments. Let us tell you more about this square looking like an open-air museum.
    Fleurs, Stéphane de Bourgies’ open-air photo exhibition in the Marais
    There are many open-air exhibitions opening in Paris. The latest to date – and one you do not want to miss – is the Fleurs exhibition displayed in rue de Turenne in the Marais district. Famous photographer Stéphane de Bourgies unveils his magnificent shots behind Ellia Art Gallery windows from April 10 to May 8, 2021.
    Albert-Kahn museum’s garden, an exceptional lush garden at the gates of Paris
    Missing greenery and nature? Run to the Albert-Kahn museum and discover its exceptional garden to enjoy a wonderful change of scenery. On weekends, you can enjoy this wonderful invitation to travel to the heart of nature.
    Femmes peintres, the exhibition at Paris Musée du Luxembourg to enjoy online
    The Musée du Luxembourg gives pride of place to women with the exhibition “Femmes peintres, des artistes comme les autres” (Female painters, artists like others). While waiting for the museum to reopen, discover these female painters that opened the way to the female artists who followed thanks to a digital tour of the exhibit.
    Musée Rodin and the sculpture garden to close until further notice
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. The museum and gardens have been closed to the public since March 20 and until further notice.
    Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières – the ticketing service opens
    The Atelier des Lumières pays tribute to architecture genius Gaudí, whose works of art have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage. From its reopening and to January 2, 2022, come and enjoy the “Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary” exhibition.
    Magritte in Full Sunlight. The “Renoir” Period at Paris Musée de l’Orangerie
    An exhibition about Magritte’s Renoir Period is coming to the Musée de l’Orangerie. This period – from 1941 to 1947 – is described as a cycle during which the painter wished to see the bright side of life and was inspired by impressionists. As an outcome, over a hundred works. Running from February 10 to June 21, 2021.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières - The ticketing service opens
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    Noir et Blanc, the Grand Palais 100% digital photo exhibition
    The Grand Palais teams up with the Bibliothèque Nationale de France to display “Noir et Blanc: une esthétique de la photographie” [Black and White: a photography aesthetic], an exhibition that was to discover at the Grand Palais. Unfortunately, the exhibition will not open to the public, but awaits on the Grand Palais website. Conference-tours are available online from February 18, to June 18, 2021.
    Albrecht Altdorfer, digital tour of the Louvre's exhibition
    The Louvre invites German painting fans to discover an exhibition about Albrecht Altdorfer. The occasion to discover this major artist from the German Renaissance, with focus on big orders such as from Emperor Maximilian, and goldsmithery, landscaping and architecture where Altdorfer has been a pioneer. While we wait for the museum to reopen, enjoy the exhibition on a digital tour.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    Square Georges Cain, a little-known open air-like museum garden in Paris
    In Paris, the Square Georges Cain is a very outstanding location. Set a stone’s throw from the Musée Carnavalet, this little-known park provides us with a nice green setting where you can discover remnants of monuments. Let us tell you more about this square looking like an open-air museum.
    Fleurs, Stéphane de Bourgies’ open-air photo exhibition in the Marais
    There are many open-air exhibitions opening in Paris. The latest to date – and one you do not want to miss – is the Fleurs exhibition displayed in rue de Turenne in the Marais district. Famous photographer Stéphane de Bourgies unveils his magnificent shots behind Ellia Art Gallery windows from April 10 to May 8, 2021.
    Albert-Kahn museum’s garden, an exceptional lush garden at the gates of Paris
    Missing greenery and nature? Run to the Albert-Kahn museum and discover its exceptional garden to enjoy a wonderful change of scenery. On weekends, you can enjoy this wonderful invitation to travel to the heart of nature.
    Femmes peintres, the exhibition at Paris Musée du Luxembourg to enjoy online
    The Musée du Luxembourg gives pride of place to women with the exhibition “Femmes peintres, des artistes comme les autres” (Female painters, artists like others). While waiting for the museum to reopen, discover these female painters that opened the way to the female artists who followed thanks to a digital tour of the exhibit.
    Musée Rodin and the sculpture garden to close until further notice
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. The museum and gardens have been closed to the public since March 20 and until further notice.
    Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières – the ticketing service opens
    The Atelier des Lumières pays tribute to architecture genius Gaudí, whose works of art have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage. From its reopening and to January 2, 2022, come and enjoy the “Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary” exhibition.
    Magritte in Full Sunlight. The “Renoir” Period at Paris Musée de l’Orangerie
    An exhibition about Magritte’s Renoir Period is coming to the Musée de l’Orangerie. This period – from 1941 to 1947 – is described as a cycle during which the painter wished to see the bright side of life and was inspired by impressionists. As an outcome, over a hundred works. Running from February 10 to June 21, 2021.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières - The ticketing service opens
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    Noir et Blanc, the Grand Palais 100% digital photo exhibition
    The Grand Palais teams up with the Bibliothèque Nationale de France to display “Noir et Blanc: une esthétique de la photographie” [Black and White: a photography aesthetic], an exhibition that was to discover at the Grand Palais. Unfortunately, the exhibition will not open to the public, but awaits on the Grand Palais website. Conference-tours are available online from February 18, to June 18, 2021.
    Albrecht Altdorfer, digital tour of the Louvre's exhibition
    The Louvre invites German painting fans to discover an exhibition about Albrecht Altdorfer. The occasion to discover this major artist from the German Renaissance, with focus on big orders such as from Emperor Maximilian, and goldsmithery, landscaping and architecture where Altdorfer has been a pioneer. While we wait for the museum to reopen, enjoy the exhibition on a digital tour.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    Square Georges Cain, a little-known open air-like museum garden in Paris
    In Paris, the Square Georges Cain is a very outstanding location. Set a stone’s throw from the Musée Carnavalet, this little-known park provides us with a nice green setting where you can discover remnants of monuments. Let us tell you more about this square looking like an open-air museum.
    Fleurs, Stéphane de Bourgies’ open-air photo exhibition in the Marais
    There are many open-air exhibitions opening in Paris. The latest to date – and one you do not want to miss – is the Fleurs exhibition displayed in rue de Turenne in the Marais district. Famous photographer Stéphane de Bourgies unveils his magnificent shots behind Ellia Art Gallery windows from April 10 to May 8, 2021.
    Albert-Kahn museum’s garden, an exceptional lush garden at the gates of Paris
    Missing greenery and nature? Run to the Albert-Kahn museum and discover its exceptional garden to enjoy a wonderful change of scenery. On weekends, you can enjoy this wonderful invitation to travel to the heart of nature.
    Femmes peintres, the exhibition at Paris Musée du Luxembourg to enjoy online
    The Musée du Luxembourg gives pride of place to women with the exhibition “Femmes peintres, des artistes comme les autres” (Female painters, artists like others). While waiting for the museum to reopen, discover these female painters that opened the way to the female artists who followed thanks to a digital tour of the exhibit.
    Musée Rodin and the sculpture garden to close until further notice
    The Musée Rodin is a genuine Parisian rococo architecture gem where are mostly exhibited works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. The museum and gardens have been closed to the public since March 20 and until further notice.
    Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières – the ticketing service opens
    The Atelier des Lumières pays tribute to architecture genius Gaudí, whose works of art have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage. From its reopening and to January 2, 2022, come and enjoy the “Gaudí, the Architect of the Imaginary” exhibition.
    Magritte in Full Sunlight. The “Renoir” Period at Paris Musée de l’Orangerie
    An exhibition about Magritte’s Renoir Period is coming to the Musée de l’Orangerie. This period – from 1941 to 1947 – is described as a cycle during which the painter wished to see the bright side of life and was inspired by impressionists. As an outcome, over a hundred works. Running from February 10 to June 21, 2021.
    Dali, l’énigme sans fin: the exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières - The ticketing service opens
    You know his works, but do you really know what hides behind? Come and discover the secrets of one of the greatest painters of his generation at the Atelier des Lumières. “Dali, l’énigme sans fin” – Dali, the endless enigma – is on from January 29, 2021 to January 2, 2022.
    Noir et Blanc, the Grand Palais 100% digital photo exhibition
    The Grand Palais teams up with the Bibliothèque Nationale de France to display “Noir et Blanc: une esthétique de la photographie” [Black and White: a photography aesthetic], an exhibition that was to discover at the Grand Palais. Unfortunately, the exhibition will not open to the public, but awaits on the Grand Palais website. Conference-tours are available online from February 18, to June 18, 2021.
    Albrecht Altdorfer, digital tour of the Louvre's exhibition
    The Louvre invites German painting fans to discover an exhibition about Albrecht Altdorfer. The occasion to discover this major artist from the German Renaissance, with focus on big orders such as from Emperor Maximilian, and goldsmithery, landscaping and architecture where Altdorfer has been a pioneer. While we wait for the museum to reopen, enjoy the exhibition on a digital tour.
    Vasarely, Paris Centre Pompidou exhibition available on line for free
    Back in 2019, Paris Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to Vasarely. This exhibit was the first French retrospective dedicated to the father of optical art in over 50 years! Did you miss it? Head to the museum's website for a 20-minute guided tour with the exhibition co-curator Michel Gauthier.
    Chapelle XIV the new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement
    Chapelle XIV is the brand-new place devoted to contemporary art and design in Paris 18th arrondissement that is very appealing. Welcoming and inclusive, the spot mixes gallery, record dealer and coffee shop to make you feel like at home while you discover the cream of the emerging creation. It is a big yes for us!
    Refine your search

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