Théâtre Comédie Bastille — 5 rue Nicolas Appert, 75011 Paris
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In 1818, Géricault began his most famous canvas, “LE RADEAU DE LA MÉDUSE”, causing a scandal in both art and politics. He became the master of Romanticism, like Hugo with his “Misérables”. He criticised the Restoration and its new king, Louis XVIII, forcing the latter to take a stand.
With an amusing lecturer as your guide, discover the secrets of this enormous painting in the Louvre, which shocked the world and shook the throne. Relive the artistic and political upheavals of the early nineteenth century.
“Historical, artistic, instructive: Anne Cangelosi teaches with class.” France info culture
Alexandre Delimoges received the Best Author Award at the Festival d'Avignon 2018.
Anne Cangelosi has received several awards, including the "Coup de Coeur" from the Académie Française.
Last date: 28 December 2026
Prices: 1st cat: 40 € - 2nd cat: 30 € Residents of the 11th arr.: 12.50 € Under 26 years old: 12.50 €
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Théâtre Comédie Bastille
5 rue Nicolas Appert, 75011 Paris, Paris
Stations: Île-de-France Mobilités
Full venue programme →Sources : Billet Réduc, Que faire à Paris · details last read on 15 November 2026
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