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Chagall, between War and Peace:
Exhibition devoted to the work of Marc Chagall and his relationship to the history of the 20th century. The work of the artist is inseparable from the political and social upheavals in Europe in the 20th century. Despite two world wars, a revolution and exile, the life of Marc Chagall is interspersed with periods of happiness. The paintings, engravings and drawings exhibited (from public and private collections) bear witness to the personal experiences of this singular artist, whose artistic style was totally different to the artistic trends of the 20th century, which favoured a narrative style. The exhibition, which features 80 works, is laid out chronologically. From 21st February 2013 to 21st July 2013. Luxembourg Museum (6ème). No closing day.

Eugene Boudin:
The Jacquemart-André Museum is organising the first parisian retrospective since the end of the 19th century devoted to the painter Eugène Boudin. With the participation of major international museums, this gathering of some sixty paintings, watercolours, and drawings will introduce: "Eugène Boudin". From 22nd March 2013 to 22nd July 2013. Jacquemart-André Museum (8ème). No closing day.

Spencer and Marlene Hays, the Collection:
A couple of American art lovers, particularly appreciative of French art, assembled an exceptional collection of nineteenth and early twentieth century works over some decades. From 23rd March 2013 to 13th June 2013. Orsay Museum (7ème). Closed on Monday.

Fragile - Murano:
For the first time in France, an exhibition will chronicle the extraordinary adventure of glass in Murano, retracting seven centuries of intense creativity, frm the mid-15th century to the present day. It will feature over two hundred pieces, many never or only rarely exhibited, obtained from public institutions or jealously guarded private collections. From 27th March 2013 to 28th July 2013. Maillol Museum (7ème). No closing day.

Marie Laurencin 1883-1956:
From February, the Marmottan Monet Museum in Paris pays homage to Marie Laurencin, one of the most famous female painters of the twentieth century. This exhibition is the first retrospective of Laurencin to be held in a French museum. From 21st February 2013 to 30th June 2013. Marmottan-Monet Museum (16ème). Closed on Monday.

Insider Tips

Full of colours and flavours, the Markets are the “must be” places to enjoy the real Parisian daily atmosphere.
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