Showing posts with label Rodin sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rodin sculpture. Show all posts
Thursday, January 11, 2018
Monday, April 24, 2017
Non, pas Le Pen!
I have chosen to be quite public with my views on our recent election here in the US, and don't apologize. Today, I make my feelings known regarding the current elections in France. I hope and pray that the French will learn from our mistakes here, and make the right choice in the next election in two weeks.
Sunday, March 20, 2016
The Master
looks down on one of his pieces in the newly restored Musée Rodin. I loved getting to visit the week it reopened last November. This small, jewel of a museum is probably my favorite in Paris. Merci Bonjour Paris for featuring my Rodin photo essay recently.
Sunday, February 14, 2016
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Saturday, September 26, 2015
Art Appreciation
My granddaughter Eva, first saw Young Woman in a Floral Hat, at the Musée Rodin on our first trip in 2007 when she was just 5 years old. Two years later, she spotted it and remembered! It's never too early to share art with children.
Note that the Rodin has been closed for renovations and will reopen November 12. It is one of my favorite museums in Paris and I have visited 3 times.
Musée Rodin
79 rue de Varenne
75007 Paris
Metro Varenne or Invalides
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Musée Rodin

This photo taken in March, 2007 shows the lovely facade on a fine day.
Trying to capture the reflections in the antique mirrors without the photographer proved impossible.
The chandeliers and antique mirrors are a beautiful backdrop
for the sculpture and paintings.

"If Mumsie's here, who's taking our picture ????"
"Just Hanging Out With the Guys"
( Ummm, yes. This museum led to a very interesting "anatomy" conversation later!)
Housed in the stunning 250 year old Hôtel Biron, the Musée Rodin is probably one of my favorite museums in Paris. The lovely surroundings allow the viewer an intimate look at some of Rodin's exquisite works of art. In addition there are wonderful paintings and sculpture from other well known artists as well. Because we visited on an especially cold and rainy day, a stroll throught the manicured gardens was out of the question. I have included a few photos from my trip in 2007 so that you can see how nice it can be on a sunny day!
Labels:
Hôtel Biron,
Musée Rodin,
Rodin sculpture,
Seurat
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