Entries by Hélène

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DRAGON

Fourth address of Cyril Lignac rue du Dragon and it is not to displease us : Dragon could be a mix of the other three. Same cozy and intimate atmosphere as at the Dragon, his cocktail bar that we love so much, the decor is once again signed by the Studio KO duo. A menu […]

Galerie CAHIERS D’ART

Fondé en 1926 par Christian Zervos au 14 rue du Dragon, en plein cœur de Paris, « Cahiers d’Art » désigne à la fois une revue, une maison d’édition et une galerie. Les débuts de Cahiers d’Art coïncident avec l’avènement du Bauhaus, la découverte de Le Corbusier, de Klee, de Kandinsky, et avec les recherches […]

Galerie CAHIERS D’ART

Founded in 1926 by Christian Zervos at 14 rue du Dragon, in the heart of Paris, “Cahiers d’Art” designates both a magazine, a publishing house and a gallery. The beginnings of Cahiers d’Art coincide with the advent of the Bauhaus, the discovery of Le Corbusier, Klee, Kandinsky, and with Zervos’ research on the primitive arts […]

Galerie DINA VIERNY

Dina Vierny, Maillol’s last model, opened her gallery in 1947 at 36 rue Jacob, a former bougnat transformed into a wooden case by Auguste Perret. The gallery became famous in Paris thanks to a first Maillol exhibition, then asserted itself with exhibitions by Rodin, Henri Laurens, Matisse, Vollard, Picasso, Kandinsky, Pougny, Dufy, Doucet, Charchoune, Gilioli, […]

Galerie DINA VIERNY

Dina Vierny, dernier modèle de Maillol, ouvre sa galerie en 1947 au 36 rue Jacob, ancien bougnat transformé en écrin de bois par Auguste Perret. La galerie devient célèbre à Paris grâce à une première exposition Maillol, puis s’affirme avec des expositions de Rodin, Henri Laurens, Matisse, Vollard, Picasso, Kandinsky, Pougny, Dufy, Doucet, Charchoune, Gilioli, […]

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JACQUES GENIN

Son of a chocolatier, Jacques Genin defines himself above all as a chocolate founder. Ganaches, pralines, fruit jellies, caramels and nougats, as well as pastries and ice cream made by the minute in fine weather, all testify to an extraordinary know-how that he, in turn, passed on to his daughter Jade. Jacques Genin 27 rue […]

JACQUES GENIN

Fils de chocolatier, Jacques Genin se définit avant tout comme un Fondeur en chocolat. Ganaches, pralinés, pâtes de fruits, caramels et nougats, mais aussi pâtisseries et glaces turbinées à la minute à la belle saison, tous témoignent d’un savoir-faire extraordinaire qu’il a, à son tour, transmis à sa fille Jade. Jacques Genin 27 rue de […]

Elliott Erwitt

A retrospective “In reality, to say that there is humanity in my photos is the greatest compliment I have ever been given. »–Elliott Erwitt The exhibition pays tribute to one of the most important photographers of the 20th century, a member of Magnum Photos since 1954. The tour presents his work through a set of […]

YUZUKA

Yuzuka propose des massages japonais traditionnels comme le shiatsu (basé sur la manipulation des tissus et de la lymphe, il décontracte les muscles et stimule la circulation sanguin) ou le Massage Shiatsu Methode “SETAI”, un Massage tonique en pyjama alliant pressions et étirements afin d’obtenir une décontraction musculaire totale. Mais aussi la Réflexologie Plantaire et […]

Des Cheveux et des Poils

The Museum of Decorative Arts presents an exhibition dedicated to hair and body hair in the Western world. This original project, curated by Denis Bruna, chief curator in the fashion and textile department, continues the exploration of fashion and the representation of the body. After “The Mechanics of Below” (2013), “Proper Dress Required!” (2017) and […]

Manet / Degas

Édouard Manet (1832-1883) and Edgar Degas (1834-1917) were both key players in the new painting of the 1860s-80s. This exhibition, which brings together the two painters in the light of their contrasts, forces us to take a new look at their real complicity. It shows what was heterogeneous and conflicting in pictorial modernity, and reveals […]

Pastels

From Millet to Redon The 18th century is considered the golden age of pastel. This unequaled medium for rendering the effects of matter and the velvety complexion is then often restricted to portraiture. Passed out of fashion during the French Revolution, pastel experienced a renaissance from the mid-19th century until the beginning of the 20th […]