Pinacotheque de Paris

Inches from Place de Madeleine, Pinacotheque is a sizeable 5,000m2 art venue and is Paris' top private museum. A fitting name for its open-minded booking policy, pinacothêkê is Greek for 'box of pictures' and exhibits range from archaeological discoveries to contemporary art and design. Since its doors opened in 2007 it has hosted exhibitions seldom seen in France. Retrospectives from artists like Roy Lichtenstein, Edvard Munch and Jackson Pollock have all graced its walls, along with Mayan masks and China's Xi'an Dynasty warrior statues. It organises three to four exhibitions per year.

Although the Municipal Art Museum cannot be compared with the Louvre and several other large art museums, there are still many famous paintings worth admiring, and there are far fewer people here, and there is no need for tickets. , It is worth coming to see, it is worthy of art Paris

As the world-famous art capital, Paris is a very good choice to visit its large and small art galleries. Even if there are not many art cells, we can also enjoy shopping. While looking at artworks, we also appreciate the architecture of different art galleries. ,Very pretty

The Paris Art Museum is certainly not comparable to the Louvre and other art museums, but the collection of the Paris Art Museum is still quite rich. As far as the exhibition we went to see, we can also appreciate many world-class masters. Of paintings

The building is similar to a small castle. The garden is scattered with Rodin's works from various periods such as "The Thinker", "Hugo", "Kiss", "Eve on the Rock" and so on. In addition, there are drawings and watercolor paintings, the collection is second only to the Paris Art Museum. Entering the second floor, you can also admire the famous paintings of Renoir, Monet, Van Gogh and others collected by Rodin.