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The Dior Gallery, which bears witness to the bold vision of Christian Dior and his six successors: Yves Saint Laurent, Marc Bohan, Gianfranco Ferré, John Galliano, Raf Simons and Maria Grazia Chiuri.

Through this exceptional exhibition, discover some of the world's most precious treasures, including the Treasure of Tanis and fascinating stories about Rameses, his life, his reign and his posterity. A collection of incredibly well-preserved masterpieces are on display, including animal mummies, statues, sarcophagi, royal masks, sumptuous jewelry and amulets. Treasures richly decorated with gold and silver found in the tombs of the pharaohs, which testify to the great skill of Egyptian artists. The exhibition also inaugurates an immersive virtual reality experience presenting the most impressive monuments of Ramses II: the temples of Abu Simbel and the tomb of Queen Nefertari. An escape game included with the exhibition is also proposed in the park of the Villette.

From April 7 to September 6, 2023

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The exhibition "Giovanni Bellini. Crossing Influences", presented at the Jacquemart-André Museum in Paris (March 3 - July 17, 2023), explores the work of the famous Venetian painter Giovanni Bellini (c. 1435-1516) and his influence on Italian Renaissance art. Through a selection of works, this exhibition highlights the artistic exchanges between Bellini and other great names of the Italian Renaissance, such as Mantegna, Carpaccio and Giorgione.

From March 3 to July 17, 2023.

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The Manet / Degas exhibition, presented at the Musée d'Orsay, brings together masterpieces by two leading figures of 19th century painting in an original way.

It explores the similarities and differences between Edouard Manet and Edgar Degas in their art, themes, and aesthetic tastes, as well as their family circles, shared friends, and professional acquaintances in the art world. The exhibition, organized in partnership with the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, highlights their friendship and rivalry, their similarities and differences, throughout their artistic careers, to shed light on the richness of modern painting.

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The Atelier des Lumières invites you to a total immersion in the world of Chagall, unclassifiable painter with a thousand influences. The digital device of the exhibition immerses you in a prolific and extraordinary work.

Between France, Russia and the United States, discover the different periods of Chagall's life and take a new look at his work.
His life, the multiplicity of his inspirations, his constant search for new techniques, supports and materials to express his art will no longer hold any secrets for you.
And for the children, Chagall's works hide many animals. Have fun finding them all!

At the end of the tour, music and painting are honored by the compositions of Paul Klee. To the tune of The Magic Flute, discover a colorful pictorial imaginary world entirely mixed with music.

In parallel with Chagall, Paris - New York, the Atelier des Lumières in Paris offers a short program of about ten minutes entitled Paul Klee, Peindre la musique.

With this digital and immersive exhibition, the visitor wanders through the works of this notable painter of the first half of the 20th century, projected on the walls of the exhibition space and accompanied by excerpts from Mozart's The Magic Flute, which the artist, who was passionate about music, particularly liked.

The son of a musician and a singer, Paul Klee was himself a violinist and placed music at the heart of his abstract paintings.

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The exhibition provides an opportunity to take a look at the collections and the way they have been completed over the years, through more than 230 works showing all their diversity: drawings, paintings, photographs, prints, albums, correspondence, manuscripts, textiles, decorations, furniture, precious books... spread over the two floors of the museum.

Through a tour in four parts including the apartment on the second floor, the museum pays tribute to Paul Meurice, as well as to the descendants of Victor Hugo who still accompany the museum team today, but also to all the donors and all those who, since 1903, keep the museum alive.

The four stages of the exhibition: "The House of Victor Hugo celebrates its 120th anniversary"; "Hugo in pictures"; "Views of today"; "The major contribution of Jean Hugo".

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According to season and events , promotional rates are available on this website. You can also select mouthwatering offers, romantic offers, festive offers, long stay offers….

The Café Lapérouse is anchored in the newly restored Hôtel de la Marine, Place de la Concorde. An address for a gustatory journey, immersed in a romantic decor, designed by Cordélia de Castellane.

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The collection of the Fondation Louis Vuitton does not aim at the objectivity and exhaustiveness of a public collection. It is committed to sharing the emotions and questions provoked by certain works whose power to "break the rules" reinvents a relationship with the world. To do so, it is naturally organized around sensitive lines that draw four directions: Contemplative, Popist, Expressionist, Music and Sound.

The cycle of exhibitions "Before the storm", presented by the Pinault Collection, invites visitors on a journey from shadow to light, through installations and works, some of which are emblematic and others new, by some fifteen artists, who take over all the spaces of the museum.

Until September 11, 2023

After a first retrospective in 2018, the Louis Vuitton Foundation Paris continues its exploration of the work of painter Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-1988) by revealing this time his collaboration with one of the masters of Pop art, Andy Warhol (1928-1987). Between 1984 and 1985, the two artists created approximately 160 paintings together, "four hands", some of which were among the greatest of their respective careers. Witness of their friendship and this common production, Keith Haring (1958-1990) will speak of a "conversation happening through painting, instead of words", and of two minds merging to create a "third, separate and unique".

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In 1930, Matisse left France for a trip to Tahiti, thus voluntarily marking a pause in his creation, and initiating a turning point in his work. The exhibition "Matisse. Cahiers d'art, le tournant des années 1930" looks back at this decisive decade. It is through the prism of Cahiers d'art, a major avant-garde magazine created by Christian Zervos in 1926, that the exhibition approaches the work of Matisse in the 1930s. As the voice of international modernism and the aesthetic currents of his time, the magazine reports on the artist's production throughout the interwar period.