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Disneyland Paris may be just a ride away on the RER, but if you need your Winnie The Pooh fix right now, just drop into the Disney Store on the Champs Elysées.

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Metro 1, 9 :
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Charles de Gaulle - Etoile

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from the 2018-02-06 until the 2018-05-13

Dutch artists in Paris, 1789-1914

Van Gogh, Van Dongen, Mondrian...

The Petit Palais museum is presenting, from February 06th until May 13th, 2018, an exceptional exhibition that puts on view artworks by Dutch and French artists who produced some of the most noteworthy works of art from 1789 up until 1914.

Most of the works date back mainly to the 19th century and are brought together, on this occasion, in an attempt to throw light on the important aesthetic exchanges that took place between the artists and the great impact of the Dutch on the evolution art in France.

This temporary exhibition actually makes a special opportunity for every art enthusiast to contemplate rare and unique works by leading masters of art such as Van Gogh, Jongkind, Ary Scheffer, Mondrian, and other contemporary artists.

To visit "Dutch artists in Paris, 1789-1914", you can book your ticket online via the website of the museum to avoid the queue.


Curators:
Edwin Becker, Head of Exhibitions, Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam
Stéphanie Cantarutti, Chief Curator, Petit Palais, Paris
Christophe Leribault, Director of the Petit Palais, Paris
Mayken Jonkman, Curator, 19th-Century Art, RKD, The Hague

The exhibition is the result of a joint effort by the Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam and the Petit Palais, Paris, and the RKD, The Hague.



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Avenue Winston Churchill,
75008 Paris

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