On September 27th, we move to Florence, in the heart of the Museum of the Innocents, to immerse ourselves in late 19th-century Paris with "Toulouse-Lautrec. A journey into the Paris of the Belle Époque." Over 170 works by the French artist, coming from Hamburg and Alby, will be accompanied by furnishings, artifacts, and materials from the era, works by other great contemporary artists, and much more, for a real journey back in time, in the heart of Montmartre at the turn of the century, among the bright colors of posters and the frenetic atmosphere of the café-concerts.

An invitation to get lost in the nighttime magic of Paris, among dancers, poets, and dreamers. With the patronage of the Municipality of Florence, the exhibition is produced and organized by Arthemisia once again alongside the Museum of the Innocents, in collaboration with Cristoforo, the Ernst Barlach Museumsgesellschaft Hamburg, and BridgeconsultingPro, curated by Dr. Jürgen Doppelstein, with Gabriele Accornero as the project manager of the Collection.