D'Orsay Museum Paris Quick Question RE: Impressionist paintings
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D'Orsay Museum Paris Quick Question RE: Impressionist paintings
Leaving tonight the D'Orsay website says that the impressionist rooms are still under renovation and won't return to the newly renovated rooms until October 20 (the day I come home!). Is this true? Sometimes the websites are not updated and want to check with folks who are there or just came back.
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That is, so to speak, my impression
http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesi...?newsfeed=true
I am guessing that for several nights before they are going to have special showings and fund raisers. If you are terribly motivated, you can stop by the museum in the next few days and try to buy or wangle your way in -- slim chance, but bon courage!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesi...?newsfeed=true
I am guessing that for several nights before they are going to have special showings and fund raisers. If you are terribly motivated, you can stop by the museum in the next few days and try to buy or wangle your way in -- slim chance, but bon courage!
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The Impressionist paintings that aren't on loan are in rooms on the first floor now and there are still quite a few of them, including works by the well known masters of the genre. I wouldn't let the fact that some of the works aren't on display stop you from going to the Orsay because it is still loaded with many other fantastic works of art.