Art and Culture Exhibits in France: 3 Rendezvous with Time Travel

 
Art and Culture Exhibits in France: 3 Rendezvous with Time Travel

Turn back the clock this winter…

NAPOLEON: IMAGES OF THE LEGEND

Showcasing paintings, sculptures and furniture from Versailles’s extensive collection the exhibition Napoleon: Images of the Legend at the Musée des Beaux-Arts of Arras lifts the veil on the emperor’s reign. The exhibition presents a large selection of the Napoleonic collection from the palaces of Versailles and Trianon, which is the world’s largest on the subject. Visitors will be able to discover the history of Napoleon in chronological order, from General Bonaparte to the fallen Emperor, as well as learn about Napoleon’s entourage, family, and the imperial court.

Until November 4, 2018
www.arras.fr

courtesy of the Chateau de Versailles

VISITORS TO VERSAILLES

From the ambassadors of Siam to countless heads of state, representatives from every continent paid court at Versailles. For the first time, an exhibition turns the spotlight on these illustrious visitors. This sweeping collaboration by the Palace of Versailles and the Metropolitan Museum of Art is the first large-scale project between the two internationally-renowned cultural institutions.

Until February 25
chateauversailles.fr

© MUSEO HUACAS DEL VALLE DE MOCHE / QUAI BRANLY

BEFORE THE INCAS

Drawing on recent archaeological finds, the Musée du Quai Branly offers an insight into the organisation of power within Peru’s now forgotten ancient societies, before they were eclipsed by the rise of the mighty Incas.

Until April 1
www.quaibranly.fr

From France Today magazine

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Sylvia Edwards Davis is a writer and correspondent based in France with a focus on business and culture. A member of the France Media editorial team, Sylvia scans the cultural landscape to bring you the most relevant highlights on current events, art exhibitions, museums and festivals.

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