Eternal Tintoret at the Jacquemart-André Museum
He is one of the leading figures of the Italian Renaissance. This fall, the Jacquemart-André Museum — with its absolutely sublime architecture, we might add — celebrates the work of Jacomo Robusti, known as Tintoret. For the first time in France, the exhibition traces his entire prolific career, showing how he gradually became a reference point in both Italian and French painting. As you wander through the galleries, the modernity of his art is revealed, along with the unique character of his work.
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Eternal Tintoretto
Musée Jacquemart-André
158, Boulevard Haussmann – 8th
September 11, 2026 to January 24, 2027
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Knowledge in Trompe-l'Oeil at the Guimet Museum
After taking us into the world of K-Beauty, and following the traces of Silla's treasures, the Museum of Asian Arts concludes its cycle dedicated to Korea by immersing us in the fascinating art of trompe-l'oeil. Books, porcelain, bronzes, archaizing pieces, writing instruments and objects, right up to entire wall panels painted to represent false libraries, the exhibition sheds light on
a wide range, influenced by works from China, Japan, and the West. An exceptional presentation that immerses us in history and delights our senses.View this post on Instagram
Knowledge in Trompe-l'Oeil. Korea, 18th-20th Century
Guimet Museum
6, Place d'Iéna – 16th arrondissement
From September 16, 2026 to January 4, 2027
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The lLine and Image at the Luxembourg Museum
We know him for his famous Campbell's Soup Cans, his Marilyn Diptych or even his colorful portraits of Judy Garland and Ingrid Bergman. A pioneer of Pop art, Andy Warhol drew throughout his life, right up to his final moments. Caricatures, portraits, advertisements... His range of skills was particularly broad and he didn't hesitate to experiment with multiple techniques using stencils, collages, broken lines and stamps. These many facets and boundless talent will take center stage at the Luxembourg Museum.
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Andy Warhol. Line and Image
Luxembourg Museum
19, rue de Vaugirard – 6th arrondissement
September 16, 2026 to January 10, 2027
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Lady Liberty at the Museum of Arts and Crafts
Beyond becoming the ultimate symbol of New York, the Statue of Liberty is above all an example of French expertise and technical mastery. Born from the hands of Bartholdi in a Parisian studio, it embodies all the ingenuity of the era. So on the occasion of the 250th anniversary of American independence, the Museum of Arts and Crafts takes us through the construction of this creation that pushed the technical limits of its time.
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Lady Liberty. Sweat, Daring, Genius.
Arts and Crafts Museum
60, Réaumur Street – 3rd District
From September 22, 2026 to August 1, 2027
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Cézanne and Us at the Grand Palais
He was the absolute master of color. From his Provençal landscapes to his endless exploration of Mont Sainte-Victoire, Paul Cézanne never stopped elevating nature, eventually becoming one of the pioneers of modern art. A rich, powerful body of work that certainly marked generations of painters, from Paul Gauguin to Henri Matisse, passing through Pablo Picasso, Piet Mondrian and Joan Mitchell. It's this significant influence that the Grand Palais is celebrating this autumn, shining a light on the rich legacy left behind by Cézanne.
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Cézanne and Us
Grand Palais
13, avenue du Général Eisenhower – 8th
September 23, 2026 to January 17, 2027
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Artists at the Museum at the National Museum of Natural History
Throughout history, natural history and the arts have always been closely linked. From artists commissioned to illustrate scientific works to those who never stopped drawing inspiration from nature in their creations, the exchanges between these two fields are undeniable. To shed light on them, the Museum is bringing together paintings this fall by Dalí, Buffet, and Henri Rousseau, paired with more scientific works drawn directly from the institution's collections.
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Artists at the Museum
Grand Gallery of Evolution
National Museum of Natural History
57, rue Cuvier – 5th District
September 23, 2026 to March 7, 2027
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Landscape Stories at the Marmottan-Monet Museum
For the new season, one of the temples of Parisian Impressionism celebrates the art of landscape. From Monet to Hockney, through 11 thematic sections, the museum presents us with around a hundred works dating from the late nineteenth century to today, to explore the relationship between History (completely transformed at the beginning of the twentieth century) and landscape. Throughout the rooms, paintings, photographs, videos and other sculptures touchto such diverse themes as war, the search for origins, and nostalgia.
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Landscape Stories (1890-2026)
Marmottan Monet Museum
2, rue Louis Boilly – 16th
September 24, 2026 to January 31, 2027
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Monet, Painting Time at the Ora Museum
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With this exhibition, the museum located in the Tuileries explores a question as simple as it is fascinating: how do we represent the passage of time? An obsession that accompanied Monet throughout his career and which finds its ultimate expression in the immense Water Lilies, installed here according to his own wishes. The exhibition brings together dozens of works to tell this endless quest for light, to show us a painter who was ever more daring, always more profound and poetic in his art.
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Monet, Painting Time
Musée de l'Orangerie
Tuileries Garden – 1st arrondissement
September 30, 2025 to January 25, 2027
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