L'exposition Peintres Femmes au Musée du Luxembourg ouvrira le 19 mai !

12 May 2021

Réservez votre billet dès à présent pour la réouverture du Musée du Luxembourg le 19 mai prochain !

Entre 1780 et 1830 un tournant s'opère en France. Les femmes conquièrent leur place dans la peinture, de la formation jusqu'au marché de l'art. Outre les figures emblématiques déjà connues du public, telles Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun ou Adélaïde Labille-Guiard, cette exposition inédite vous propose de découvrir l'œuvre et le parcours de ces nombreuses peintres qui ont marqué l'époque, pour la plupart oubliées par l'histoire de l'art !

Peintres femmes, 1780-1830. Naissance d'un combat

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