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For over 130 years, Maxim’s in Paris has welcomed a diverse array of luminaries, from Proust to Piaf, Cocteau to Callas, Delon, Gainsbourg, and Birkin. The iconic restaurant near the Place de la Concorde has recently transformed. Established in 1893 and renovated for the 1900 World Fair, its historic interiors boast an art nouveau ambiance…
Hotel Lutetia reopened its doors in Paris last summer after a long rehabilitation process and currently is one of the most popular hotels for the affluent tourists with an interest in Art Nouveau. It embodies the historical beauty of one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Lutetia is a monument to the glory…
L’Atelier des Lumières has attracted more than a million paying visitors since its opening in April. Due to its success, the closing date for the exhibit moved from November 11, 2018 to January 6, 2019. The digital exhibition dedicated to the Austrian artist Gustav Klimt in Paris claims to be the biggest video projection gallery in…
These days you can visit the first exhibition dedicated to Alphonse Mucha in Paris since his retrospective at the Grand Palais in 1980. Discover or re-discover this exceptional Czech artist in a show on display in the Musée Luxembourg of the French Capital until the 27th of January. A true icon of the Belle Epoque, Mucha represents the…
The Hotel Mezzara, located at the rue Jean de la Fontaine, 60 from Paris (16th arrondissement), is probably the most beautiful Art Nouveau building in Paris but is closed to the public all year long. Luckily for those that will be in Paris next weekend, you can visit for free its interior this Saturday 14…
The work of art nouveau painter Gustav Klimt is being brought to life by digital technology in Paris. In an amazing experience for Art Nouveau lovers, visitors can walk into and over paintings projected around a warehouse in a 35 minute moving sequence. Organizers say the gallery is the biggest of its kind in the world….
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the birth of the famous Art Nouveau architect Hector Guimard (1867-194), the association Cercle Guimard dedicates him an exceptional exhibition on the ground floor of the Hotel Mezzara, 60 rue Jean de La Fontaine, Paris 16th, until the 9th of December, from 10 am to 6 pm. “Hector Guimard, forerunner of design” is…
