Pompidou Center: Suzanne Valadon

⭐ The Pompidou Center is devoting a major exhibition to Suzanne Valadon, a daring artist of the early 20th century. Discover Suzanne Valadon's distinctive work, which champions reality and places the nude, both female and male, at the center of her art, free from voyeurism or artifice.

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Guaranteed entry within 30 minutes of the selected time slot. Failure to respect the time slot will result in the potential loss of fast access. Tickets do not include access to Gallery 1, nor to the Children's Gallery.

 Highlights
🎨 A tour of nearly 200 works highlighting Suzanne Valadon's boldness, with a special importance place on her rarely exhibited graphic work
💫 An exploration of her influence on the Parisian art scene in the early 20th century
📚 Discover never-before-seen archives, including private documents and the artist's personal collection of photographs

General Info
📅 Dates and times: select your dates/times directly in the ticket selector
⏳ Duration: about 1 hour
📍 Location: Place Georges-Pompidou, Paris 4 - Level 2, Gallery 6
👤 Age requirement: open to all
♿ Accessibility: accessible to people with reduced mobility
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🎟️ Reservations strongly recommended for all audiences (all free tickets are available on the Pompidou Center’s website)*

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Description
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Suzanne Valadon, a trailblazing artist of modernity. Through nearly 200 works, journey through her remarkable career, from her modest start as a model in Montmartre to her groundbreaking artistic freedom that defied convention. Discover a pioneering artist who dared to paint the nude in a radically feminine way. Located in the Pompidou Center, this exhibition invites you to dive into her world, with rarely-seen works and an insight into her influences. Don't miss this unique experience! Buy your tickets for Suzanne Valadon at the Pompidou Center in Paris.

Images courtesy of the Pompidou Center, used with permission. All rights reserved.