Louvre Abu Dhabi in Paris – Louvre Museum

Posted on July 3, 2014 by Paris Guide

A new and very interesting exhibition will be available in the Louvre Museum in Paris until the end of July 2014. It is called “Birth of a Museum” and if you want to know more about it, then read the press release to follow.

Press release concerning exhibition:

Birth of a Museum offers a preview of the collection of Louvre Abu Dhabi, including a Bactrian “Princess” statuette, a gold bracelet with figures of lions made in Iran almost 3,000 years ago, a rare Archaic Greek figure of a female sphinx, a large bodhisattva from Pakistan, an Italian gold brooch (fibula) encrusted with garnets dating from the fifth century AD, a magnificent Madonna and Child by Giovanni Bellini, paintings by Jordaens, Caillebotte, Manet, Gauguin, and Magritte, a Picasso paper collage never before seen in public, and nine canvases by the recently deceased American painter Cy Twombly.

Ceilings in Paris in the 17th century

Posted on March 7, 2014 by Paris Guide

Lots of things took place in the 17th century, and in France the ceilings were revolutionized. They were no longer just flat, they had curves and bends in them, and painters did their uttermost to make every ceiling a piece of art.

In this new exhibition on display in the Louvre museum in Paris you can see more than 80 prints and drawings of ceilings made in the 17th century. The exhibition will be on display from February 20th until May 19th in 2014, so make sure to visit the French capital during this period to see this winner of an exhibition. And who knows, maybe you will inspired to paint your own roof as you come back home again?

There is no extra entrance fee required to see this exhibition, except from the basic entrance fee to the Louvre museum which is 12 Euro.

German Thought and Painting: From Friedrich to Beckmann

Posted on April 30, 2013April 19, 2013 by Paris Guide

A French holiday always contains lauds of program opportunities. Tourists like to taste the delicious and special French cheese and wines and other interesting gastro experiences. Naturally, the main destination in France is the capital, the amazing Paris. Paris is also known as city of light or love and romance, and it is true. But do not forget the other central role of the city: art.

The most popular European museum, the Louvre is in Paris too. I am sure, everybody heard about this fantastic museum at least from movies or books. Visitors always can find interesting permanent and temporary exhibitions here. But don’t leave it to chance, we want to save your time, and we found a great exhibition, what you may like.

One newest exhibition in the Louvre is the German Thought and Painting, from Friedrich to Beckmann, which shows the German art between 1800 and 1939. The exhibition contains famous German artists’ works, like Caspar David Friedrich, Paul Klee, Philipp Otto Runge and Otto Dix. It would be interesting for anybody to see the German thoughts’ evolution from the 1800s through the World War I. until the start of the World War II. Do not miss this unforgettable experience between 28 March 2013 and 24 June 2013 in the Louvre in Paris, because it would be fantastic. Have a great time!

German Thought and Painting: From Friedrich to Beckmann
Louvre
March 28th – June 24th

Mexican Art exhibition in Louvre

Posted on April 26, 2013April 19, 2013 by Paris Guide

I am sure everybody knows the famous museum, the Louvre in the capital of France, Paris. In one of the most popular museums there are lauds of permanent and temporary exhibitions always. For those who wants to know more about the French or other nation’s art, this is the perfect place. The newest exhibition in the Louvre wants to show the Mexican art to the visitors.

The Mexican Art exhibition is in the Spanish room of the Louvre. Among others, the monumental “Zurbaranesque” work of José Juárez, the Baroque dynamism of Cristóbal Villalpando and the softness and delicacy of Rodríguez Juárez will introduce visitors to the many facets of New World art during this period and give them an understanding of its close yet independent relationship with Spanish art

The exhibition is opened between 7 March 2013 and 3 June 2013 in the Spanish room of the Louvre, on the first floor. This amazing exhibition would be a great program for those, who visit the Louvre. If you want to spend some days in the scenic Paris, you definitely should visit the Mexican Art exhibition too. Everybody, who organizes a holiday to the amazing capital of France, go to this museum too. Among the permanent exhibited objects, like the Mona Lisa or the Last Supper you should view the less known Mexican art. Have a great time!

Mexican Art exhibition
Louvre
March 7th – June 3rd

David d’Angers exhibition in Louvre

Posted on April 22, 2013April 19, 2013 by Paris Guide

The spring sunshine brings lots of enjoyable rest and fun opportunities. For example, this part of the year the best moment to travel to the capital of wonderful France, to the city of lights, Paris for a couple days. During a holiday in Paris, people want to see the most famous attractions, for example the Notre Dame, the Arc de Triomphe or one of the most popular and famous museums, the Louvre.

This fantastic museum opened in 1793 and ever since there are lauds of permanent and temporary exhibition too. We looked around on the homepage of Louvre and we found a great program opportunity for you. Because there is a real “French ting” between 28 February 2013 and 20 May 2013 in the museum. The unforgettable exhibition in the Louvre is the show of the famous, romantic French artist, David d’Angers’ beautiful drawings.

David d’Angers, born as Pierre-Jean David was born in 1788 in Angers. He was a very outstanding artist of the Romanticism.

The Louvre borrowed the exhibited works from the Musée des Beaux-Arts, Angers. This exhibition is part of the long-term policy pursued by the Louvre’s Department of Prints and Drawings to present works from the French museums’ great drawing collections.

Do not miss this expectably unforgettable experience in the Louvre, Paris. Have a great time!

David d’Angers exhibition
Louvre
February 28th – May 20th