Sheila Sabine - Cultural Pick of the Week - DeYoung Museum

Special exhibits for two of France's most famous artists - Monet and Gauguin are both under one roof.

Claude Monet - The Late Year’s - an exhibition of  nearly 50 of the artist’s most famous paintings mostly focused on his lily pond and enchanting gardens at Giverny, a small village about forty five minutes from Paris. 


Paul Gauguin - Spiritual Journey - contains over 50 works including paintings, wood carving and ceramics. His paintings of life in Tahiti are especially well-known. On display until April 7, 2019.


Sheila Sabine
ssabine@grubbco.com

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