Discover Paris' latest exhibits
I'm delighted to welcome Beverly Held to our Fine Arts faculty. She joins Deanna McMillen as a distinguished scholar who provides accessibility to the range of Paris Museums from the Louvre and Orsay to the intimate and largely undiscovered little gems like the Musée Maillol.
She holds multiple Fine Arts degrees from the Universities of Pennsylvania and Michigan and has lectured extensively in America, Australia and France.
In addition to her regular reporting on new expositions she will escorting small groups of 2-4 persons for intimate programs that we will be developing to enhance your visits.
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She holds multiple Fine Arts degrees from the Universities of Pennsylvania and Michigan and has lectured extensively in America, Australia and France.
In addition to her regular reporting on new expositions she will escorting small groups of 2-4 persons for intimate programs that we will be developing to enhance your visits.
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Enjoy our specials tours !
For each of those exhibits Beverly and I organize special tours (2 to 4 persons), feel free to give us your availabilities below
Exhibits
La Maison de Balzac
Here is a short review of a little place that I visited the week before all the museums in Paris closed down.
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Felix Feneon at l'Orangerie
Discover Paris' latest exhibits I'm delighted to welcome Beverly Held to our Fine Arts faculty. She joins Deanna McMillen as a distinguished scholar who provides accessibility to the range of Paris Museums from the Louvre and Orsay to the intimate and largely undiscovered little gems like the Musée Maillol.She holds multiple Fine Arts degrees from the Universities of Pennsylvania […]
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Jacquemart-Andre Museum
The Jacquemart-André's own magnificent collection of Italian Renaissance art is often enhanced by temporary exhibitions.
Fluctuart
The world’s first floating urban art center in Paris