Musée du Louvre. Dreams of Antiquity in 18th Century Art: December 2 to February 14. Contemporary Russian Art: Through January 31. Luca Cambioso (1550 – 1620): Through February 7. The Sculpture of Franz Xavier Messerschmidt (1736 – 1787): January 26 to July 18. Claude Le Lorrain: April 20 to July 18.
Galeries nationales du Grand Palais. Claude Monet (1840 – 1926): Through January 24. France 1500: Through January 10. Nature & the Ideal – Roman landscapes from 1600 to 1650 (Carrache, Le Lorrain, Poussin): March 9 to June 6. Odilon Redon, Prince de Rêves : March 23 to June 20.
Grand Palais (Nave). Bulgari – 125 Years of Italian Splendor : December 10 to January 12.
Petit Palais. Reporters sans Frontières – 100 Photos by Pierre & Alexandra Boulat : Through February 27. Giuseppe De Nittis (1846 – 1884): Through January 16. The Floral Magic of Shogo Kariyatzaki: December 21 to January 2. Allaert van Everdingen : Through March 27. Jean-Louis Forain : March 10 to June 5.
Centre Pompidou. Gabriel Orozco: Through January 3. Arman: Through January 10. Nancy Spero: Through January 10. Mondrien – De Stijl: December 1 to March 21.
Musée Rodin. Henry Moore: Through February 27.
Musée de Cluny. Slovakian Gothic: Through January 10. The Sword – Myths and Reality: April 27 to September 26.
Musée du Luxembourg. Lucas Cranach (1472 – 1553): February 9 to May 23.
Musée Maillol. The Treasures of the Medicis: Through January 31.
Musée du Quai Branly. Baba Bling – Conspicuous Consumption in Singapour: Through February 6. Ancient Lapita Pottery – New Caledonia: Through January 1. Primitive masks from Nepal: Through January 9. L’Orient des Femmes – Middle Eastern & North African ceremonial dresses chosen by Christian Lacroix & Hana Chidiac: February 8 to May 15.
Musée d’Art moderne de la Ville de Paris. Basquiat: Through January 30. Larry Clark: Through January 2. Didier Marcel: Through January 2. Inci Eviner – Contemporary Turkish Art: January 13 to April 3. Haute Culture : General Idea (Retrospective 1969 – 1994): February 11 to April 30. Van Dongen – Fauve, anarchiste & mondain: March 25 to July 17.
Musée d’Orsay. Jean-Léon Gérôme: Through January 23. Pre-Raphaelite photography in England (1848 – 1875): March 8 to May 29. Gustave Mahler: March 8 to May 29. Manet… Inventeur du Moderne: April 5 to July 3.
Musée Jacquemart-André. Rubens, Poussin & Art of the 17th Century: Through January 24.
Fondation Cartier. Moebius-Trans-Forme: Through March 13.
Shoah Memorial. Irène Némirovsky: Through March 8.
Musée Carnavalet. Louis Vuitton: Through February 27. Paintings & Lithographs of Paris by André Renoux (1939 – 2002): Through February 27.
Decorative Arts: Mobi-Boom – French Furniture Design 1945 – 1975: Through January 2. Venetian Glass – Bianchin, Ohira & de Santillana: March 24 to September 4.
Musée de la Mode et du Textile: An Ideal History of Fashion – Volume 2 (1990 – 2000): Through May 8.
Jeu de Paume. André Kertész: Through February 6. Aernout Mik: March 1 to May 8.
Musée du Judaïsme. Felix Nussbaum: Through January 23. Hanukah Lamps: Through January 16. Chagall & the Bible: March 2 to June 5.
Musée Guimet. Childrens’ Costumes from India, China & Japan : Through January 24. Kazakhstan – Men, Beasts and Gods of the Steppes : Through January 31
Pinacothèque de Paris. Inca Gold, Mysterious Origins: Through February 6.
Halle Saint Pierre. Japanese Outsider Art: Through January 2.
La Maison Rouge. Les recherches d’un chien: Mark Dio, William Kentridge, Kara Walker, Maurizio Cattelan & others: through January 16. Chiharu Shiota: February 12 to May 15.
Musée Zadkine. Julio Villani: Through January 30.