Located in the Jardin du Luxembourg, this small museum has a prestigious history as the first public painting gallery in Paris.
Discover the toxic beauty of Paris Green, the pigment packed with arsenic that once colored art — and caused illness.
The ultimate influencer, the wildly successful Japanese-French artist was a fixture on the Montparnasse scene. Hazel Smith explores Foujita’s life and work.
From the anatomical amphitheaters where people could see actual dissections, to the wax models of organs created by Mme Biheron, 18th-century Paris was fascinated by the human body.
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Located in the Jardin du Luxembourg, this small museum has a prestigious history as the first public painting gallery in Paris.
The Centre Pompidou will close this summer for a five-year renovation. The “Paris Noir” exhibit explores the rich cultural legacy and influence of Black artists in France.
Discover the toxic beauty of Paris Green, the pigment packed with arsenic that once colored art — and caused illness.
Easter chocolate displays, the winner of the ‘best baguette in Paris’ contest, David Hockney at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, and more news from the capital.
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