At the Musée Jacquemart-André Through to August 2nd, 2026. This spring, the great masters of the Golden Age of Spanish painting are in the spotlight at the Jacquemart-André Museum with the exhibition "Baroque Splendors." And curiously, it is from New York, and more precisely from the prestigious American institution Hispanic Society of America, that the forty Hispanic Baroque works presented to the Parisian public come. Characterised by its opulence, aesthetics, and themes, Spanish art of the...

At the Musée National de la Marine Through to March, 1st, 2026. Who has never dreamed, at the mention of Magellan's name, of his incredible adventures across the oceans, and the discovery of unknown worlds? Ferdinand Magellan (1480- 1521), a great Portuguese navigator and explorer in the service of Spain, gave his name to the famous strait that he crossed in 1520 during a legendary voyage. The first man to have circumnavigated the world, he is today celebrated by the National Maritime Museum,...

At the Musée national Picasso-Paris Through to March 1st, 2026. Philip Guston (1913-1980) is said to have been one of the most unpredictable painters of the New York School. Between figuration and abstraction, comic and tragic, the drawings presented until March 1st at the National Picasso Museum-Paris, in the exhibition, "Philip Guston, the Irony of History", highlight the expressive and caricatural breath of a singular artist. Philip Guston exhibited at the Picasso Museum, what could be...