Christian Dior entrepreneur and innovator

Christian Dior, perhaps the most well-known French couturier, was born in Granville, Normandy in 1905. You can visit his childhood home still today. It overlooks the sea and has lovely gardens. His favorite colors of grey and very soft pink were inspired from the decor of this home. Dior’s timeless elegance in fashion draws its inspiration from Granville, the childhood home that shaped his creativity. Explore Villa Les Rhumbs, linger in its garden so as to take the first steps towards his creations and discover the very essence of his art. In 1910 the family moved to Paris, but kept the Granville home for summer escapades. During the roaring 20s, Christian Dior rubbed shoulders with the cultural milieu in Paris and making friends with the artists, painters, writers, musicians, and designers of the time. HIs first foray into business was to open an art gallery to show the works of his favorite painters which included Picasso, Braque, Matisse, and Dufy. The Golden Age ende…
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Spring 2026 exhibitions in Paris

Spring is always a full season of exhibitions in Paris. Here’s our choice of Spring 2026 exhibitions in Paris including selections for celebrating Black History Month (February) and Women’s History Month (March) and spanning 5 continents. Isn't Paris is a fabulously diverse city?! MICKALENE THOMAS - ALL ABOUT LOVE Spring 2026 exhibitions in Paris include the Grand Palais's major monographic exhibition dedicated to American artist Mickalene Thomas entitled All About Love. Recognized worldwide for her bold, multidimensional practice, Mickalene Thomas explores the visibility and representation of Black women in art, history, and popular culture. Through a vibrant synthesis of painting, collage, rhinestones, photography and videos, she reimagines classical portraiture with a distinctly queer and Black feminist perspective. At the core of Mickalene Thomas’s work is love – as a force of liberation, self-affirmation, and joy. Until 5 April at Le Grand Palais, Gallery 7 En…
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