Claude Monet: The Colors of Time – Dates, Tickets, Exhibitors & Guide
📍 Europe
October 10, 2025 – February 15, 2026
Musée d’Orsay, Paris, France
📍 Event Overview
Claude Monet: The Colors of Time
Step into a world of light, reflection, and emotion — the Musée d’Orsay presents “Claude Monet: The Colors of Time”, a once-in-a-generation exhibition celebrating the eternal dialogue between light and landscape. Featuring over 80 paintings, including works rarely seen from private collections, this exhibition traces Monet’s evolution — from his early experiments with fleeting light in Rouen Cathedrals to his meditative, dissolving forms in Water Lilies.
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Dates:October 10, 2025 – February 15, 2026 -
Location:Musée d’Orsay, Paris, France
The curators invite visitors to experience Monet’s art as a form of time travel — every canvas is a captured breath, every brushstroke a memory of sunlight. ✨
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Mission:The mission is to explore how the Impressionist vision — once radical — continues to shape the way we see photography, cinema, and digital art today. -
Organizer:Musée d’Orsay
🎯 Key Highlights of Claude Monet: The Colors of Time
- 🎨 Rouen Cathedral Series — 5 works reunited for the first time in 40 years.
- 🌸 Water Lilies Triptych — immersive display with natural lighting simulation.
- 🌅 Impression, Sunrise — the piece that gave Impressionism its name.
- 🖌 Sketches and letters revealing Monet’s obsession with “capturing the air.”
🌟 Why attend to Claude Monet: The Colors of Time?
- Because this isn’t just a retrospective — it’s a meditation on time itself.
- Visitors will walk through shifting atmospheres, from misty mornings to glowing sunsets, and feel how Monet painted silence, stillness, and motion all at once.
- Perfect for artists, dreamers, and anyone who’s ever tried to hold onto a beautiful moment.
🎟️ Ticket Information
• Adults: €16
• Students: €12
• Children (under 18): Free
• Online reservations recommended 🎫
(Exact pricing will be announced in early 2026.)
• Students: €12
• Children (under 18): Free
• Online reservations recommended 🎫
(Exact pricing will be announced in early 2026.)
🕒 Opening Hours:
Tuesday–Sunday: 9:30 AM – 6 PM
Late openings until 9 PM on Thursdays.
Closed Mondays.
Late openings until 9 PM on Thursdays.
Closed Mondays.
🚗 Getting There:
- 📍 Musée d’Orsay, 1 Rue de la Légion d’Honneur, 75007 Paris
- 🚇 Metro Line 12 — Solférino station
- 🚌 Bus: Lines 63, 68, 69, 73, 83, 84, 94
- 🚶♀️ 10-minute walk from the Louvre via the Seine
- 💡 Travel Tip: combine your visit with a river walk or stop at Café Campana inside the museum — designed by the Campana Brothers, it’s an art piece in itself. ☕️
🏨 Accommodation
✨ Hotel d’Orsay Paris — elegant, right across the street.
🛎 Le Bellechasse Saint-Germain — boutique hotel designed by Christian Lacroix.
🌉 Citadines Saint-Germain — riverside studios with kitchenettes.
(Book your stay via our partners — Booking.com links available soon!)
✨ Hotel d’Orsay Paris — elegant, right across the street.
🛎 Le Bellechasse Saint-Germain — boutique hotel designed by Christian Lacroix.
🌉 Citadines Saint-Germain — riverside studios with kitchenettes.
(Book your stay via our partners — Booking.com links available soon!)
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🎨 Gallery: Claude Monet: The Colors of Time
💬 Editor’s Note
- Standing before Monet’s canvases, you realize he wasn’t painting landscapes — he was painting time itself.
- The exhibition at Musée d’Orsay captures that magic — a reminder that beauty fades only to return again, in a new color, a new light, a new moment. 💫
🎯 Mission & Significance
“Time changes, but light remembers.”
This show aims to remind us that art, like memory, is fluid. Monet painted not objects, but moments between moments — reflections that disappear even as they are born. It’s not just about color — it’s about perception, patience, and the poetry of impermanence.
💡 Tips for Visitors of Claude Monet: The Colors of Time
- Visit early morning or late evening to avoid crowds.
- Don’t rush — sit for a few minutes before each painting; light changes even indoors.
- Bring headphones and play Debussy or Satie — the perfect soundtrack for Monet’s world.
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