Have you ever noticed how in some museum they scatter art outside of the main galleries? I have a sort of tenderness for these pieces that end up in that corridor that leads nowhere, behind those stairs that no one uses or in that hallway that's a little too big. It's that moment when curators turn into decorators, or even housewives: their job suddenly becomes to liven up that forgotten corner. I personally think that my entrance would be greatly improved by the splendid Hommage à Jean Goujon by French sculptor Alfred Janniot. That's probably what they thought too.
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Alfred Janniot did his most famous work during the thirties, notably these bas-relief that I love in the courtyard of the MAM in Paris.
More pictures of the Calouste Gulbenkian museums this way.
Feribot Bileti
Art Galleries are increadible.
Actually shown how is the humankind is talently.
Created lots of perfect Golden Ranged status in an ancient age with just math knowledge and basit thors