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What to do in Paris
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The last seduction.
The BNF (National Library of France) acquired the manuscr...
From Tuesday, November 15 2011 to Sunday, February 19 2012
French national library (François Mitterrand) PARIS
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Spotlight on new names in photography.
Created by the Fetart Association, the...
From Saturday, February 25 2012 to Sunday, March 25 2012
Bagatelle Park PARIS
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Paris from above.
During the winter festive period over the Christmas holiday...
From Friday, November 18 2011 to Sunday, February 19 2012
Place de la Concorde PARIS
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Artparis
Exhibition
Modern + Contemporary Art Fair
Art panorama.
ArtParis has become a reference for modern day gallery owners a...
From Thursday, March 29 2012 to Sunday, April 1 2012
Nave of the Grand Palais PARIS
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A gentle introduction to the big screen.
Continuing its sterling work to introduce
From Saturday, February 18 2012 to Sunday, February 26 2012
Forum des Images library PARIS
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The history of Neo-Impressionism.
This exhibition follows the evolution of
From Thursday, October 20 2011 to Sunday, February 19 2012
Marmottan-Monet Museum PARIS
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A gifted early baroque painter.
It took three centuries for Artemisia Gentileschi...
From Wednesday, March 14 2012 to Sunday, July 15 2012
Maillol Museum - Dina Vierny Foundation PARIS
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Top level martial artists.
Hundreds of French and international Judo-players ...
From Saturday, February 4 2012 to Sunday, February 5 2012
POPB - Paris-Bercy Omnisport palace PARIS
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Well travelled treasures.
An exhibition event begins in the spring at the Museum ...
From Wednesday, March 7 2012 to Sunday, July 8 2012
Museum of national orders of merit PARIS
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Casanova, the passion for liberty, exhibition
From Tuesday, November 15 2011 to Sunday, February 19 2012
The last seduction.
The BNF (National Library of France) acquired the manuscript in 2010, written in French, of The Story of My Life by Giacomo Casanova. To celebrate this event, it is devoting a significant exhibition to this surprising writer. Always careful never to sacrifice his freedom, he is the embodiment of the traveller / seducer.
Casanova, the character, whose name has passed into everyday language, was invented by Casanova himself. He was as masterful in the art of mise en scene as in narrative range. Unveiling this powerful writing to the general public, the exhibition takes the visitor on a voyage in the footsteps of this adventurer and pleasure-seeker, into the sensual, bold and baroque eighteenth century world so unique to Casanova.
French national library (François Mitterrand)
quai François-Mauriac
PARIS
Tel : 01 53 79 59 59
Infos :
MAIRIE DU 13E ARRONDISSEMENT
1 place d'Italie
75013 PARIS
Tel : 01 44 08 13 13
Email :
http://www.mairie13.paris.fr
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