Skip The Line Ticket: Petit Palais - Luca Giordano Exhibition

The Petit Palais was constructed in the 19th century, to host the 1900 Exposition Universelle. Later, it was converted into a Museum of Fine Arts, hosting priceless art from the French and Italian Renaissance, ancient and medieval collections, 19th-century French paintings and sculptures, Art Nouveau creations and more. See works by Monet, Sisley and more in the free-to-enter permanent exhibition, and gain entry to the temporary Luca Giordano exhibit with this ticket.

Luca Giordano Exhibit

Luca Giordano was a famed Baroque fresco artist who worked in the late 17th century. He was known for the prolific speed at which he worked, and he painted frescoes in Florence (notably for the Medici family) and religious scenes for King Charles II of Spain. Giordano's Baroque style was an amalgamation of his time studying in Venice and Rome. His artwork would prove to be influential throughout the 18th century and served as a precursor to the later Rococo movement. With this exhibit, the Petit Palais is presenting a retrospective of Giordano's work on French soil. Don't miss this opportunity to view his masterpieces at the exhibit, on display until 23rd February 2020.