The Orsay Museum has several temporary exhibitions every year.

The Orsay Museum has three temporary exhibitions every year.

The Orsay Museum is a national museum, located on the left bank of the Seine River, facing the Louvre and Dolores Garden across the river. The museum mainly displays a wonderful collection of western art works created from 1848 to 19 14, including paintings, sculptures, decorations, photographic works and architectural design drawings, which shows incredible artistic creativity in an era when a large number of masters of realism, impressionism, symbolism, separatism and photo photography emerge. There will be three temporary exhibitions every year.

The Orsay Museum was converted from the abandoned Orsay Railway Station for many years. /kloc-0 was opened at the end of 986. The reconstructed museum curator 140m, 40m wide and 32m high, has a glass ceiling of 35,000m2 at the top of the museum. The museum covers an area of more than 57,000 square meters, and * * * has 80 exhibition halls or showrooms with an exhibition area of 47,000 square meters, including the long-term exhibition hall 1.6 million square meters.

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The exhibits of Orsay Museum are located at the bottom, middle and top of the hall according to the age and genre of the artists.

On the bottom floor are paintings, sculptures and decorative art works from 1850 to 1870, including works by Angel, Delacroix, Degas, Monet and Rodin.

The middle layer shows the works from 1870 to 19 14, including the official art, symbolism, academic painting and decorative art works in the third period of the Republic of China.

The top floor displays the works of impressionist and post-impressionist painters, which is the place with the largest collection of impressionist paintings in the world. Therefore, some people call it the temple of impressionist painters. Not only does it collect all kinds of works of art internally, but the buildings in classical art style are also quite interesting. Its roof is made of glass, so you can enjoy the works of art in natural light.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Orsay Museum