The Body in Motion exhibition at the Petit Palais

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From May 15 to November 17, 2024

 

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Like Augustin Rouart's Le Nageur, let's take a deep breath before delving into the permanent collections of the Petit Palais. The museum aligns itself with Olympic news by offering us this rereading while curved and moving from its rich collection. The opportunity to focus on around fifty little-known works, some of which were specially taken out of storage for the occasion, like this antique vase with red figures, this sumptuous etching by Rembrandt or this bronze depicting the dance gestures of the captivating Isadora Duncan.


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