Musee d'Orsay Review

It is worth seeing, Monet Van Gogh's paintings are classic, post-Impressionist classics. The architecture is also great, typical European architecture, is the dome, the picture on the banks of the Seine, worthy of eternal memory.

Much faster booking through the platform with a shorter queue. Brilliant museum !

Very good value for money, with time, no need to queue up. You can borrow a Chinese interpreter on the first floor. Go straight to the 5th floor and pass through a restaurant, which is a human-headed exhibition hall. There are paintings by Van Gogh Monet Césandé Gamanet. There are Gaugin paintings on the other side of the restaurant. It is simply a feast of impressionism.

如果对西方美术史和西方美术作品特别感兴趣的话，我强烈建议到巴黎一定要先去奥赛美术馆；首先，在奥赛美术馆一楼，有一个梵高特展馆，里面珍藏着大量的梵高晚期的作品，当你近距离欣赏梵高的真迹，令人非常的激动和震撼；你可以清晰地看到他那厚重笔触、饱和度极高的颜色. 当然，这里更是法国著名艺术家的大本营，有大量印象派大师莫奈、雷诺阿、马奈、毕沙罗、德加的作品；写实主义库尔贝的作品；法国巴比松画派的米勒、科罗、卢梭的优秀作品；后印象派画家塞尚、高更；学院派大师安格以及浪漫主义旗手德拉克罗瓦的作品；还有号称法国著名的业余画家亨利卢梭的作品；当然也有很多优秀的罗丹了雕塑作品；总之件件都是精品，值得你驻足停留慢慢欣赏！

Very worth seeing! People who don't understand art feel smitten, shocked, awesome! And there is just a Van Gogh exhibition, great value! The interpreter has Chinese, very friendly, detailed explanation! recommend! Personal feeling will be more beautiful than the Louvre! Btw, the restaurant on the 2nd floor is really strong! The environment is superb, take pictures, duck legs are delicious 😋

The Osai Art Museum is great! Because I was worried that there were too many people in the Louvre, I went to Osai first. The big art museum. It was almost the key to see a long time in a circle. It was good to queue up at the door for a while! For those who want to see the original art museum, it is an eye-opener and enjoy it very much! A great place to take your children to art education! The world's top art museums are amazing. 👍

The Othello Museum is a paradise for impressionists. Monet, Van Gogh and Gauguin are everywhere. Although it is much smaller than the Louvre, you still have to come to Othello to see the painting! Rodin's description of the human muscle structure is really amazing!