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« In my opinion, I believe that, outside Paris, there is no salvation for honest people. » Such is Cathos’ and Magdelon’s credo, the anti-heroins of the Précieuses ridicules drama. These two young women want to exist , whatever the price to pay, in the eyes of a society which refuses to acknowledge their existence, using means […]
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ROMY SCHNEIDER DISCOVER THE TRIBUTE EXHIBITION AT THE CINEMATHEQUE German-born in 1938, Romy Schneider , naturalized as a French citizen later, deployed all her talent as an actress in order to go beyond frontiers and make her name famous on the international scene. Her impressive filmography ( over 60 films in only 30 years of […]
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AU BORD Text written by Claudine Galea Staged by Stanislas Nordev In 2004, the photo, of a young American woman soldier holding on a leash a naked prisoner lying on the ground in the Abou Ghraib prison in Irak, came out in the press. Claudine Galea, author, discovered it , and, shocked, she pinned it […]
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Sneakers are under the spotlights at the Musée de l’Homme. Jordan, Stan Smith, Converse… From the world of sport to fashion shows, sneakers have become essential accessories in our daily life. Come and discover more about these famous shoes. From their origines, at the beginning of the XXth century, to this day, the Musée de […]
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An unexpected encounter between an exceptional mother and a great perfumer. A challenge which will change the course of their lives forever. Claire hires Paul, famous perfume creator, for an almost impossible mission: allow her son Darius, immobilised, to travel afar thanks to a frail and yet strong element, perfume. Both comedians carry us away […]
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After the exhibition dedicated to Cézanne, enjoy a creation which lasts about ten minutes, based on Vassily Kandinsky’s works (1866-1944). This immersive exhibition takes place in two stages, split in two by the the major emergence of the invention of abstraction. The first part shows the artist’s figurative beginnings, tinted by impressionism, oniric fauvism and […]
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The illuminated tarots of the XVth century are fascinating. Their high quality of execution, their rich colours, their stamped gold leaf  back-grounds are deemed works of art, playing cards as well as miniatures. These luxury items have been better preserved than ordinary printed tarot cards. Dominated by the cards painted by Bonifacio Bembo and his workshop […]
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