Fine Arts Exhibition
Fine Arts ExhibitionVersailles
Nearly 50 restored Post-Impressionist works from the Guy collection trace the evolution from Pointillism to Symbolism. Wander through luminous landscapes by Signac, Luce, and Maufra in an intimate 18th-century mansion away from the palace crowds.
Tips
June 11
Skip the palace crowds and discover Versailles' quieter story at this intimate municipal museum. Three floors of period rooms, Revolutionary artifacts, and local history unfold without the château chaos.
June 11
Craft a 3D pop-up map of Versailles' Saint-Louis neighborhood at this hands-on workshop inside the intimate Musée Lambinet. You'll cut, fold, and layer paper into miniature architecture while surrounded by the museum's charming period rooms and French Revolution artifacts.
June 11 at 12pm
Celebrate the centenary of Leonardo Cremonini with the largest retrospective of the Italian painter in France in three decades. Spanning two venues, nearly 130 works trace his evolution from early Paris paintings to the vibrant large formats that defined his 1960s renown.
VersaillesOpens Friday at 12:00 PM
Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionNearly 50 restored Post-Impressionist works from the Guy collection trace the evolution from Pointillism to Symbolism. Wander through luminous landscapes by Signac, Luce, and Maufra in an intimate 18th-century mansion away from the palace crowds.
Tips
June 11
Skip the palace crowds and discover Versailles' quieter story at this intimate municipal museum. Three floors of period rooms, Revolutionary artifacts, and local history unfold without the château chaos.
June 11
Craft a 3D pop-up map of Versailles' Saint-Louis neighborhood at this hands-on workshop inside the intimate Musée Lambinet. You'll cut, fold, and layer paper into miniature architecture while surrounded by the museum's charming period rooms and French Revolution artifacts.
June 11 at 12pm
Celebrate the centenary of Leonardo Cremonini with the largest retrospective of the Italian painter in France in three decades. Spanning two venues, nearly 130 works trace his evolution from early Paris paintings to the vibrant large formats that defined his 1960s renown.