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Révisez les classiques de l’histoire de l’art grâce à notre série de l’été qui vous explique des petites anecdotes sur l'art dans chaque période de l’histoire !

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Le théâtre d’Orange
L’un des mieux préservés des théâtres antiques, le théâtre d’Orange a conservé son mur de scène de 37 mètres de haut. Il pouvait accueillir 9 000 spectateurs, placés en fonction de leur rang social, dans des spectacles gratuits et ouverts à tous.
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See content : 5 things to know about Paul Cezanne before visiting the exhibition
Paul Cezanne, Pichet de grès, 1893-1894, Fondation Beyeler, Riehen-Bâle
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Considered one of the pioneers of modern art, Paul Cézanne had a profound impact on art history. Yet his work long baffled his contemporaries. Why did he paint so many apples? Which artists did he inspire? And why does his work resonate so strongly today? Here are five keys to better understanding his influence before visiting the exhibition “Cezanne and Us,” on view at the Grand Palais through January 17, 2027.
Widely regarded as one of the pioneers of modern art, Paul Cezanne left a profound mark on art history. Yet his work long baffled his contemporaries. Why did he paint so many apples? Which artists did he inspire? And why does his work resonate so powerfully today? Here are five key insights to help you understand his influence before exploring "Cezanne and Us", on view at the Grand Palais until January 17, 2027.
See content : From modern art to contemporary art, the exhibition “Cezanne and Us,” presented by its curators in a video!
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See content : Mika Ninagawa with EiM, "Alive with Shadows": Tickets are now on sale!
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Vibrant flowers and saturated colors, plays of light, and immersive sensory installations: from December 16, 2026, to March 21, 2027, Mika Ninagawa takes over the Grand Palais with her collective EiM to present an exhibition designed to be walked through...