When Isabelle Thérèse Esmein died, she took a mystery to her grave concerning one of the most important books of the 20th century.  

Composer George Gershwin personified “An American in Paris” during the spring of 1928.

This fascinating book explores Belle Epoque splendor and 20th century tragedy through the lens of the subjects of a Renoir painting: the daughters of a prominent French Jewish family.

Discover Simone Veil’s powerful story of Holocaust survival, resilience, and her lifelong commitment to remembrance, human rights, and European unity.

This fascinating book explores Belle Epoque splendor and 20th century tragedy through the lens of the subjects of a Renoir painting: the daughters of a prominent French Jewish family.

Located in Meudon an hour outside of Paris, Hangar Y was the world’s first airship hangar. Now it is a cultural center that makes for a great day trip.

If the Paris summer heat starts getting to you, grab a ticket to the Grand Palais and let these two master artists completely transport you to a different way of seeing the world.

The iconic painting “Whistler’s Mother” is MIA at the Musée d’Orsay! Is this another Parisian heist or a playful game of hide-and-seek staged by the museum?