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Chilcoot, Tahoe National Forest
Louis Weldon Hawkins, Séverine, ~1895
Musee d’Orsay, Paris
Caroline Rémy, known as Séverine, was one of the first women journalists to make a living from writing. She reported social injustice and poor working conditions for workers. She was director of the newspaper Le Cri de Peuple from 1885-1888 (from the interpretive material at the Orsay).
Musée des Arts Forains, 12e arrondissement, Paris
Château de Fontainebleau, Fontainebleau, France
Like the Louvre in Paris, Fontainebleau had been a medieval palace until Francis I turned it into an Italianate renaissance jewel.
The Imperial Palace under Napoleon, it contains the last remaining napoleonic throne room, and was the site of Napoleon’s abdication.
Gustave Courbet, Le Désepéré (1843-1845)
Currently on display at the Orsay through 2030
An early work by Courbet, still strongly influenced by the Romantic style. There’s debate as to whether this is a reflection of genuine emotion or an academic exercise (as Romantic portraiture stressed emotional expression).
Morning, Paris 6ème
Maybe just me, but I have a fondness for pictures that include evidence of the work that goes into maintaining beautiful spaces, so I like the stepladder leaning on the building after someone has fixed the awning
Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Les Canotiers (1875)
Eugène-Louis Lequesne, Le Faune dansant, 1850
It looks like he’s celebrating the arrival of spring :)
Odette, Paris 5ème arrondissement
Marc Chagall, Windows in the Eastern Choir, (1978-79) Saint Stephen’s Church, Mainz, Germany
Max Kurzwell, Lady in Yellow, 1899
Wien Museum, Vienna, Austria
Henry Cowell redwood state forest, Felton CA
Église Saint Germain des Près, Paris, France
Center aisle of the nave, looking toward the narthex
Paris’s oldest church, originally founded in 538. The original church was destroyed by Vikings in the 9th century, and the church as it stands today was completed in 1014, rebuilt on the same footprint as the original.
David Owen Art Notes: Andrew Wyeth: At the Kuerners
Maurits Cornelis Escher, Flor de Pascua: Untitled (1921)
Woodblock print
Monnaie de Paris, M.C. Escher exhibit, through 1 March 2026
On loan from in the Maurits Collection, Italy
Trésor du Roi Soleil, Grand Palais, Paris
Èdouard Vuillard, Jardins publics: l’interrogatoire (1894)
Le Musée d’Orsay
Vuillard was one of the central figures in the post-impressionist group Les Nabis, active in the late 19th-early 20th century. You can see that they were strongly influenced by impressionist and earlier post-impressionist movements.
This beauty is part of a large, monumental series of paintings of public gardens, and can currently be found on the second floor of the Orsay, on the right hand side