Paris Art Museums

I'm very interested in art and it's something that I want to do as as career when I'm older so whilst in Paris I couldn't not visit some art galleries as they have amazing ones there. 

So firstly we went the The Louvre which was absolutely huge and not very easy to find your way around in but was still amazing. There was tonnes of art there and lots of different sections but we didnt get to see it all as it's huge and we got very tired. So here are some pictures from there...

Next we went to Musee D'Orsay which was amazing and I much preferred to the Louvre as I was more interested in the art there. It was also small so not as exhausting!

Paul Cezanne

Paul Cezanne

Paul Cezanne

Claude Monet

Whistler's Mother

Then lastly, we visited  Musee De L'Orangerie which was also really good and pretty small compared to the Louvre. There were a couple of rooms with Monet's water lillies in as they are huge and stretch around the walls which was really cool and interesting.

The Bedroom- Vincent Van Gogh

Self Portrait- Vincent Van Gogh

The Church At Auvers-Sur-Oise - Vincent Van Gogh

Monet room

Henri Matisse

Picasso

Monet

Picasso

Thank you for reading x

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A Week In Paris

So last week my mum and I went to Paris as a treat for my exams and partly my birthday, and it was amazing! It's got a totally different atmosphere to it than London or anywhere else I've been and it's so beautiful. We went to a lot of places and tried to explore as much as we could but it was so hot and as we did a lot of walking, we were extremely tired. However we did go to Notre Dame, which was on the island next to the one we were staying on, Sainte Chapelle, The Louvre, Versailles, The Eiffel Tower, The Pantheon, and couple more art museums. But I want to do a whole other post on the art museums and the pictures I took there as they had artists such as Van Gogh, Picasso, Cezanne, Leonardo Da Vinci and much more which was really cool. 

So here are some of the photos I took while we were there, enjoy!

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