Tour * 14
MUSÉE DES ARTS DÉCORATIFS Boasting some 150.000 objects, the collection offers a privileged view on to the french art of living and their "savoir-faire". Classic and themed tours can be arranged.
MUSÉE DES ARTS DÉCORATIFS Boasting some 150.000 objects, the collection offers a privileged view on to the french art of living and their "savoir-faire". Classic and themed tours can be arranged.
Tour * 15
The JACQUEMART-ANDRÉ, a splendid 19th century residence, built and decorated in the 19th century by Mr. and Mrs. Jacquemart-André. Their art collection includes Italian Renaissance works (Boticelli, Uccello, Bellini...) as well as 17th and 18th century works from the Flemish (Rembrandt, Van Dyck...) and French Schools. The collection also includes valuable furniture, tapestries and 18th century paintings from the English School.
Tour * 16
MUSÉE NISSIM CAMODO A most sumptuous private home. It houses the finest 18th century collection of French furniture and art objects in Paris. Antique woodwork serves as a backdrop to furniture by cabinet makers working for the royal furniture repository. Sculptures and paintings reflect the collectors taste with bustes by Houdon, portraits by Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun, landscapes by Guardi and hunting scenes by Oudry.
The JACQUEMART-ANDRÉ, a splendid 19th century residence, built and decorated in the 19th century by Mr. and Mrs. Jacquemart-André. Their art collection includes Italian Renaissance works (Boticelli, Uccello, Bellini...) as well as 17th and 18th century works from the Flemish (Rembrandt, Van Dyck...) and French Schools. The collection also includes valuable furniture, tapestries and 18th century paintings from the English School.
Tour * 16
MUSÉE NISSIM CAMODO A most sumptuous private home. It houses the finest 18th century collection of French furniture and art objects in Paris. Antique woodwork serves as a backdrop to furniture by cabinet makers working for the royal furniture repository. Sculptures and paintings reflect the collectors taste with bustes by Houdon, portraits by Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun, landscapes by Guardi and hunting scenes by Oudry.
