A Day at the Museum D'Orsay -- Traveling Through Paintings #2
Welcome on a tour through one of the most amazing art exhibitions in Paris!
Actually, there are almost too many museums to count there; and if you are fortunate to visit Paris one day you should plan plenty of time for discovering the world of art!
The museum I am inviting you to today is Museé d'Orsay 😊
Museé d'Orsay resides in a very large hall which was originally a train station. Now it is rebuilt into a museum and houses one of the most famous paintings from Van Gogh to Monet and Renoir (just to name a few), but houses also statues and several intriguing art collections.
Come walk with me as we travel through the many paintings 👩🌾
A little spruce tree gave some shadow and I knew how precious it was and sat down at its feet...
After a few hours sleep I awoke with a strange sound. It sounded like a machine, but I knew I was far away from civilization and that this would be highly unlikely. Again. "Chrp-chrp-chrp". A pause; and then once more: "Chrp-chrp-chrp".
The sun had moved quite a bit in the sky and so I was yet again in the sunlight. I thanked the little tree that gave me its protection, got up on my feet, and started to search for that strange and rhythmic sound.
As I walked through the golden-brown grass I heard it again: "Chrp-chrp-tsh". I noticed that a slight variation had occurred, but I was getting closer. The landscape began to change. It was getting greener now and there more and bigger trees that radiated a softness I had not seen elsewhere.
Big and little trees and trees in between that were all so fluffy and soft; even the clouds began to resemble the change in style. As I stood there and looked at my changing environment I also began to feel a noticeable shift in my thoughts. They also began to take this shape and form; becoming quieter and more rounded.
Under a yellow and slightly strange looking tree (although it was perfectly normal here), I finally found the source of that sound. It came, to my astonishment, not from here - this world - but from the world I had originated from: the museum!
It was a cell phone, disrupting the silence even here.
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