Yesterday I shared some sculptures and interesting pieces of furniture that I found at Musée Monet Marmottan.
But let’s be serious.
Continue reading “Musée Marmottan Monet – The Star of the Show”
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Musée d’Orsay
Several years ago, while on a girls’ trip to Paris with my friend Stephanie, I found myself in the delightful predicament of having nothing planned.
Stephanie was headed for an early morning visit to the Louvre. Having been on a previous visit to Paris I decided I’d take a pass, and would meet her several hours later at the Louvre courtyard Pyramid.
Definitely Dali
If you’re strolling around Downtown Vancouver any time soon, you may come across Salvador Dali’s, “Space Venus”.
I’d have said you’d find yourself face-to-face with the sculpture but, well, this Venus is clearly headless. Her neck is adorned with a typical Dali “melting” clock, made most famous perhaps by his 1931 painting, “The Persistence of Memory”. Continue reading “Definitely Dali”
Romantic Paris, 1815-1848
For a couple of more weeks, the Petit Palais is showcasing more than 600 pieces that represent the romantic years of Paris, from the fall of Napoleon to the revolution of 1848.
