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Image: Application and poster Georges de la Tour - Exhibition-Musée Jacquemart-André

The Musée Jacquemart-André’s App is your Guide

Visit the Georges de la Tour Exhibit Virtually
by Colleen's Paris January 17, 2026
EssentialsStart Your Paris Visit written by Colleen's Paris

The Musée Jacquemart-André has a great app for its current exhibition, a visit to the museum-house, musical visit and children’s visit. The current exhibition, Georges de la Tour, has been extended until February 22, 2026. Read more and see photos

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Two images of Charlotte Perriand facing the valley and on the "Chaise basculante" Tilting Chair

Charlotte Perriand, Architect/Designer/Artist at FLV

by Colleen's Paris January 30, 2020
Exhibitions & ArtParis History & Architecture written by Colleen's Paris

Are you interested or curious about the synthesis of architecture, art and design? Two noted artist/architects who fit that description are Charlotte Perriand and Frank Gehry.  Charlotte Perriand “imagined an ‘art of living’ that broke the codes of the time.” The Charlotte Perriand exhibition at the Fondation Louis Vuitton may …

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2 posters for Qui a Peur des femmes photographes and Splendeurs et Misères

A Century of Working Women-3 Paris Exhibits

by Colleen's Paris December 9, 2015
Exhibitions & ArtParis History & Architecture written by Colleen's Paris

Constrained by social norms or cultural tradition, women working outside the home in the mid to late 1800s walked a fine line when wanting to earn a living. Three Paris exhibitions follow the working life of women for almost a century from 1839 to 1945. All three are exploring subjects …

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Barge on Seine Passing in front of the Conciergerie

Good Deals for A Boat, A Train and 4 Museums!

by Colleen's Paris August 28, 2013
Activities, Theater, Cinema, MusicLife in Paris written by Colleen's Paris

A partnership exists between the Seine boat cruise company Vedettes de Paris and Eurostar and the Museum of Modern Art (avenue President Wilson) one of the city museums of Paris. Everyone loves a discount. Two discounts are better than one. Coming to Paris, a cruise on the Seine is essential. Visiting …

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Stade olympique 2005-2008 Ai Weiwei Jeu de Paume, Paris

Ai Weiwei, Recording A Surveilled Life

by Colleen's Paris April 6, 2012
Exhibitions & ArtPhotographers, Writers & Artists written by Colleen's Paris

The Ai Weiwei exhibit “Interlacing” (“Entrelacs” in French) is upstairs at the Jeu de Paume until April 29. “Ai Weiwei is an architect, conceptual artist, sculptor, photographer, blogger, Twitterer, interview artist and political activist; a sensitive observer of current topics and social issues.” He is also a thorn in the side of the Chinese …

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Odilon Redon (1840-1916) L’œil comme un ballon bizarre se dirige vers l’infini/The eye as a bazar ballon toward infinity to Edgan Allan Poe ,1882; Exhibition: Odilon Redon, prince du rêve (1840-1916) Grand Palais/RMN 2011

Odilon Redon at the Grand Palais

Odilon Redon, prince du rêve (Prince of dreams) (1840-1916)
by Colleen's Paris May 12, 2011
Exhibitions & ArtPhotographers, Writers & Artists written by Colleen's Paris

This is a fascinating Grand Palais, Paris, exhibit of blacks and greys and eventually color. Was Odilon Redon, a contemporary of Impressionists and their colorful paintings, ahead of his time? He began in charcoals and was a master of lithographs using matted blacks. As a relatively recent medium (invented in …

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