Art and Culture: 5 Must-See Exhibitions to See in Paris Now
This autumn’s best exhibitions for art lovers and fashionistas
Rubens, Princely Portraits
A scholar recognised for his talent as a court artist, Rubens became a favourite with European royals. A regal gambol through his most iconic portraits of 17th-century monarchs.
October 4 – January 14, 2018
www.museeduluxembourg.fr
Irving Penn, Girl with Tobacco on Tongue, 1951, Gift of The Irving Penn Foundation © Condé Nast
Irving Penn at the Grand Palais
The Met New York and the Grand Palais mark the centenary of Irving Penn, one of the great photographers of the 20th century. Portraits of Picasso, Yves Saint Laurent, Audrey Hepburn and Alfred Hitchcock.
Until January 29, 2018
www.grandpalais.fr
Christian Dior, Opéra Bouffe gown, Haute Couture, Fall-Winter 1956
Aimant line Short evening gown in silk faille by Abraham. Paris, Dior Héritage.
© Photo Les Arts Décoratifs / Nicholas Alan Cope
Christian Dior
The Museum of Decorative Arts celebrates the 70th anniversary the Maison Christian Dior, exploring the story of Dior and its couturiers through more than 300 creations.
Until January 7, 2018
www.lesartsdecoratifs.fr
Collegno psychiatric hospital, Turin, Italy, 1980
© Raymond Depardon / Magnum Photos
Raymond Depardon
A journey through the work of renowned photographer Raymond Depardon. The full breadth of his stunning images, from celebrity hideouts to press and documentary work.
Until December 24
www.henricartierbresson.org
Pop Art
Iconic treasures from the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York come to the Musée Maillol for a fresh look at the Pop Art movement.
Until January 21, 2018
www.museemaillol.com
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