The cow that's first in the meadow licks up all the dew. (French proverb)
Ansel Adams
Darkness is already approaching, Apples are falling in the orchards. On the paths where autumn is coming, Summer is slowly leaving.
Red, the maple leaves. Orange, the wild mushrooms. Yellow, the veiled sun. Brown, like the trunk. Beautiful are the colors of autumn!
Robert Delpire, founder of the National Center of Photography
On the heights of the village of Grendelbruch in the Vosges, we discover the rounded summit of the Hohbühl which offers us an exceptional 360° panorama.
Between peat bogs, steep walls, scree, trees and firs, Lac des Truites is one of the most beautiful lakes in the Vosges massif.
Located at the foot of the Hohneck massif, on the Alsatian side, Lake Fischboedle often served as a setting for the Strasbourg painter, Jean-Nicolas Karth (1795-1878). The lake is bordered by numerous hiking trails.
Villa d'Este (pronounced "Villa d'èsté") is a palace with splendid gardens and is one of the best-preserved examples of refined Renaissance culture.
A key stop on any trip to Rome, this marble giant, the jewel of the Vatican, is none other than the largest Catholic church in the world.
With its various collections of artworks on display, the Vatican Museums include the famous Sistine Chapel. It is a must-see during a stay in Rome.
Paris has no beauty except in its history, but this history is so beautiful! Paris has no gaiety except in its patter, but this patter, although rather filthy, it goes around the languages of the world, salting a little this too insipid stew. […] » Excerpt from the poem Paris by Paul Verlaine (1893)
A fortified city founded at the beginning of the 11th century, a ducal capital, and one of the European cradles of Art Nouveau, Nancy enjoys a historical reputation brimming with small and large heritage sites bearing witness to a style, an era or a way of life.
Alsatian and European capital with a thousand-year-old charm, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Strasbourg has also been labeled a City of Art and History since 2013.
The Würth Museum offers temporary exhibitions throughout the year drawn from the extensive holdings of the Würth Collection, one of the most important private art collections in Europe.
Classified as a Historical Monument since 1998, the former Carthusian monastery now houses a Museum of Archaeology, Art and History, as well as the Bugatti Foundation.
An original institution first mentioned in 1281, its uninterrupted history is closely linked to the fate of Strasbourg Cathedral, as well as to the dissemination of arts and ideas, knowledge and techniques throughout Europe. The collections of the Oeuvre Notre-Dame de Strasbourg still enjoy an undisputed reputation at both the national and international levels.
Consecrated to Saint George in 1791, the Jesuit Church of Molsheim thus took over the dedication of the old church destroyed in 1780.
Built next to the famous Jesuit church in Molsheim (Bas-Rhin), the Notre-Dame chapel is one of the jewels of neo-medieval architecture in Alsace.
The current chapel of the Dabo rock, whose bell tower serves as a belvedere, was built in 1889 in a Romanesque style.
Edouard Pignon, a French painter of the New School of Paris and a major figure in figurative painting in France from the post-war period until the 1980s, showed an early interest in drawing and painted or engraved images.
Find out moreJean-Michel BASQUIAT, American painter, very early became a popular avant-garde painter and pioneer of the underground movement.
Find out moreSabine Sicaud is a young poet from the 1920s who could have had great fame if illness had not taken her at the age of 15.
Find out moreA French national, Jenny-Laure Garcin was a painter, filmmaker and writer.
Find out morePrampolini occupies a special place in the European abstract art landscape.
Find out moreSculptor, painter, writer, poet and actor of many experiences of the avant-gardes of the 20th century.
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