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More than the other painters in the Impressionist group, Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894) always demonstrated a real predilection for male figures. Described by Gustave Geffroy as a “pictorial chronicler of modern life”, he depicted the appearance and existence of the men of his time; those he knew well – his brothers and friends – as well […]

The Napoleonic evenings are organized by the association “Napoleon and Élisa: from Paris to Tuscany” and involves, again this year, Professor Peter Hicks, professor of history and head of international relations at the Fondation Napoléon in Paris, film expert Professor Pier Dario Marzi, thanks to the collaboration with the Cineforum Cinit Ezekiel 25,17, again the […]

Jurisconsulte, ministre de la Justice, second consul puis archichancelier, Jean-Jacques-Régis de Cambacérès est un personnage majeur de la Révolution, du Consulat et de l’Empire. Souvent relégué au second plan par l’historiographie, son action et ses qualités de juriste ont contribué à l’affirmation de l’État de droit au sortir de la tourmente révolutionnaire. Personnage habile sur […]

Price: from €19 | Free for children under 4. ► Information and bookings on the Château de Fontainebleau website.

Présentation Organised in partnership with the Mobilier National [French National Furniture Repository], the exhibition presents the historical context of the commission, the manufacturing techniques used and the story of the creation of these 80km of silks. As it was never used due to the fall of the Empire, this textile collection is in an exceptional […]

Admission to the exhibition is free. Guided tours are regularly organised by the museum. More information at this link. ► On this occasion, the Glauco Lombardi Museum is organising a series of lectures on the Casino dei Boschi. More information at this link.