ArtRiviera Launches Côte dÂAzur Modern Art Tours for 2005
Nice, France (PRWEB) June 10, 2005
ArtRiviera has today announced the launch of their specialised Côte dÂAzur modern art tours for Autumn 2005, priced at £795 incl.
The 4½ day guided tours based in Nice, will explore the rich art of the Riviera, home to some of the finest modern art museums and collections in Europe.
All tours are limited to fourteen participants, enabling ArtRiviera to offer the advantages of group travel combined with a warm, friendly atmosphere.
ArtRivieraÂs meticulously planned itineraries include visits to the Museé Chagall, RenoirÂs home and garden, Chateau Grimaldi, the Maeght Foundation, MatisseÂs Chapell du Rosaire, Museé de lÂAnnonciade, Museé Lèger at Biot, Museé Picasso and NiceÂs Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art.
The tours include five nights B&B, transport by private minibus, a welcome aperitif and short introduction, two gastronomic dinners, one lunch, a guide and entrance fees to all museums.
Accommodation is in a charming, turn-of-the century hotel within easy walking distance of the beach, shops, restaurants and the Old Town. The hotelÂs garden is the setting for breakfast while other facilities include a pool, bar and exercise room.
Art RivieraÂs 2005 Tours will take place on 11-16 and 25-30 September; 9-14 October.
Art on the Riviera
Few tourist destinations have elicited such vivid artistic attention as the Côte d’Azur. Since the late 19th century, artists have flocked to the region, soaking up its sunlight and basking in its landscapes.
Monet first visited Antibes in 1884, Renoir moved to CagnesÂsurÂMer in 1895 and Signac bought a house in the fishing village of St-Tropez in 1892. Matisse, who would later settle in Nice, first visited the Riviera in 1904, and together with Braque, Derain, Vlaminck, van Dongen and other so-called Fauves (wild beasts), transformed the use of colour in modern art.
About ArtRiviera
Teresa Newman, ArtRivieraÂs founder and tour leader is a graduate of the LondonÂs Courtauld Institute of Art and a former Modern Art curator at Tate Britain. She is an art historian and critic who has written and lectured extensively on 19th and 20th century European art.
For further information contact:
Teresa Newman
Art Riviera Tours
Tel +33 493 160 537
Email: artriviera@hotmail.com
http://www.artriviera.com
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