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Yves Saint Laurent Theatre/Cinema/Music-Hall/Ballet |
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Period: |
October 4th, 2007 (Thursday) – January 27th,
2008 (Sunday) |
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Place: |
Fondation Pierre Bergé-Yves Saint Laurent
3, rue Léonce Reynaud 75116 Paris |
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Metro: |
Alma Marceau Line 9, then a 2 minute walk |
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Hours: |
Tuesday-Sunday 11:00-18:00 |
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Holidays: |
Mondays |
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Entry Fee: |
Standard - €5, Reduced - €3, 10 and under –
Free |
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Tel: |
01 44 31 64 31 |
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This exhibition will show the actual outfits and design drawings done by one of France’s greatest designers, Yves Saint-Laurent, for plays, movies, music halls, and ballets throughout his long career. This will even include one of the outfits made for Zizi Jeanmaire to wear in the Théâtre National de Chaillot in 1963, in a production choreographed by Roland Petit. Saint-Laurent did not just work in fashion, and this is an excellent opportunity to reaffirm the love of various art forms and the talent exhibited by this man.(2007-12-18) |
| Des Filles en Aiguille "Special NOEL" |
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| Period: |
December 18th, 2007 (Tuesday) - December 23rd (Sunday)
11:30-19:00 *Open until 22:00 only on the 21st |
| Location: |
Espace Beaurepaire
28 rue Beaurepaire 75010 |
| Metro: |
Republique Lines 3, 5, 8, 9, 11 |
| Tel: |
01 58 51 52 00 |
| Entry fee: |
Free |
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The customary Creators’ Sale is being held on Beaurepaire Street, near the Republique Square. At this event you’ll be able to find clothing, accessories, bags, and other small items perfect for Christmas presents all lined up.
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The Fragonard Exhibition
| Period: |
3 October 2007 (Wednesday) - 13 January 2008 (Sunday)
10:00 - 18:00, No Holidays |
| Place: |
Jaquemart-André Museum
158, boulevard Haussmann 75008 |
| Metro: |
St Philippe du Roule, Line 9, then a 3 minute walk
Miromesnil, Lines 9 and 13, then a 4 minute walk |
| Entry Fee: |
Over 18 - €9.5, 7-18 - €7, Under 7s - Free |
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The Fragonard Exhibition will introduce you to hundreds of works by Jean-Honoré Fragonard, the French painter who was active in the 18th century’s Rococo period. Since it has been almost exactly 200 years since Fragonard left this world (he died in 1806), this large-scale exhibition has been loaded with homage to this artist, one of the greatest of the 18th century. The Rococo paintings, so full of luxury and pleasure, can be judged according to their connection to the changes that came about during the time of the French Revolution. By taking another look at these precious works now, we can also get a real feeling for the atmosphere of the elegant France at the time.. (2007-12-10) |
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