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Until June 12, 2023
At the Musée de l’Homme in Paris
Until June 12, 2023
At the Musée de l’Homme in Paris
Tickets giving access to the permanent exhibitions and temporary exhibitions of the Musée de l’Homme (including “Arts and Prehistories” until May 22, 2023)
Free for under 26 years old EU nationals

- We like: a theme that is very accessible to the youngest
- Age: from 6 years old
- Date : until June 12, 2023
- Hours : 11am – 7pm
- When : every day except Tuesday
- Closed: Tuesdays and May 1
- Location: at the Musée de l’Homme (16th arrondissement)
- Duration : about 45 minutes
- Free : for under 18s (and under 26 EU nationals)
The influence of prehistory in Picasso’s work
“Why do I love my prehistoric Venus? Because no one knows anything about her” Pablo Picasso
- It was at the beginning of the 20th century that Picasso encountered Paleolithic art
- Among the forty or so works by Picasso presented in this exhibition, we will be able to discover sculptures, ceramics, paintings, drawings and pebbles
- They show the influence of prehistory in his work
- An exhibition that will speak to children, even the youngest
Good deal: 10% discount on duo offers…
Tickets giving access to permanent exhibitions and temporary exhibitions (including “Arts and Prehistories” until May 22, 2023)
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