Starting point: Metro Place de Clichy
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This café was the meeting spot the “Batignolles group”, led by Edouard Manet.
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Georges Seurat created pointillism by applying a scientific approach to art.
3 min
Garden, horse racing track, movie theater… this spot certainly has a rich history.
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The Cormon workshop trained many neo-impressionists, including Van Gogh and Lautrec.
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Since its opening in 1889, this fake windmill has been part of Parisian mythology.
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The Tambourine Café was used as an exhibition gallery by young painters.
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Painters would come here to recruit models, assembled in an amazing human market.
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For more than 30 years, this café was a hotbed of new ideas.
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This house was the last residence of pointillist painter Georges Seurat.
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Montmartre had a radical influence on Van Gogh’s artwork.
3 min
Suzanne Valadon holds an exceptional position in art history.
3 min
Jean-Louis Forain drew controversial satirical cartoons aimed at the bourgeoisie.
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This windmill, which became a guinguette in 1834, was painted by the greatest masters
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Humorist Jean-Baptiste Clément actively participated in the Commune rebellion in 1871
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Formerly an inn, this spot became much wilder during the Roaring 20s.
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The current Montmartre Museum is considered the oldest house on the hill.
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This house had no less than 14 famous tenants, including Auguste Renoir.
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Humorist Aristide Bruant was quite a colorful character.
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A true anarchist, Camille Pissarro enjoyed depicting the poor and the peasants.
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Renoir painted scenes from his family life in this "paradise of lilacs and roses.”.
3 minFor those who love the masters of light.
A living testimonial populated with memories and impressions that will transport you to the land of artists and cabarets, when Montmartre was but a little village surrounded by fields.
Lose yourself in the places, workshops and landmarks cherished by Renoir, Pissarro, Degas or Van Gogh… From the Nouvelle Athènes to the Château des Brouillards, discover a sunny Montmartre full of secret gardens, tiny streets, and windmills and where the country vibe dear to these masters still persists.
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