Orangerie Museum in Paris is located towards the southwestern end of the Tuileries Gardens. Since 1984, the wonderful Orangerie Museum is the house of the collection of paintings obtained by Paul Guillaume and Jean Walter.
Information about Orangerie Museum in Paris
The Orangerie Museum is easily accessible by metro and other means of public transport. The museum is opened for public six days a week from 9.45 A.M. to 5.15 P.M., except Tuesdays. For adults, it varies between 2 to 4 euros. However, all visitors below 18 years are exempted form paying the entry charges.
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Orangerie Museum Collections
The collections of Orangerie Museum include paintings by André Derain. Besides, there are 24 paintings by Renoirs, 14 by Cezannes, 24 by Soutines and 12 by Picasso and Matisse and a handful by famous painters like Sisley, Marie Laurencin Van Dongen, Henri Rousseau, Soutine and Monet. These paintings represent the elegant and refined tastes of their creators. At the basement of the Orangerie Museum, there are 2 Oval Rooms, which houses the famous Waterlily series of paintings by Monet.
Orangerie Museum is visited by hundreds of art lovers from all over the world. They come to this museum to revisit some of the great works and masterpieces of renowned painters.
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