The reopening of the Jacquemart-André Museum coincides with an exceptional exhibition dedicated to the masterpieces of the Borghese Gallery, curated by Cardinal Scipio Borghese. From Caravaggio to Raphael, Titian and Bernini, visitors will be able to discover a rich and varied artistic palette, ranging from striking portraits to mythological scenes, including bucolic landscapes. This exhibition testifies to the cardinal's eclectic taste and his decisive role in the history of art.

"The exhibition presented at the Musée d'Orsay in the fall of 2024 takes as its subject Gustave Caillebotte's (1848-1894) predilection for male figures and portraits of men, and aims to question the radical modernity of the artist's masterpieces through the prism of the new look that art history has on nineteenth-century masculinities."