Discover the unique and remarkable character of the place and reveal its minerals. The quarries were dug out over the years to extract the limestone. Masterpieces are projected onto the huge walls, pillars and floors of the quarry. They transport you to colourful worlds with music.
In particular, the influence of Japanese prints, which he collected with a passion, and which nurtured his compositions and bold perspectives. In addition, photography, which was flourishing at the time, inspired Monet, who captured the moment while capturing the unique atmosphere of each scene, foreshadowing the visual language of cinema.
The retrospective also highlights the garden at Giverny, which Monet regarded as a veritable laboratory for artistic experimentation. In this space shaped by the painter, every plant and pond was designed to fuel his creativity. Through vibrant, dreamlike works, this retrospective invites us to explore the world of this self-taught painter, whose imagination captured the colours of exotic landscapes and the poetry of industrial Paris.
The immersive exhibition invites us to explore a Paris at the end of the 19th century, in the midst of industrialisation, populated by frozen figures and airships floating in the sky. January, November, December: Opening hours Monday to Friday: 9. To be kept informed of the latest festive and cultural news from Baux-de-Provence, subscribe to our newsletter. Book online. Events Exhibitions Shows Events. Opening hours January, November, December: Services and facilities.
Immerse yourself in the heart of the Castelas mill olive grove for a unique experience. Learn more. Wine tourism activities. Discover the symbolic world of Provence in miniature.
