Fine art professional Robert Fishko serves as the director of Forum Gallery in New York City. Both for work and leisure, Robert Fishko enjoys traveling to France and viewing collections at various art museums.

1. Two Art Museums to Visit in Paris
besides the Louvre
Robert Fishko

2. Introduction
• Fine art professional Robert Fishko serves as the director of
Forum Gallery in New York City. Both for work and leisure,
Robert Fishko enjoys traveling to France and viewing
collections at various art museums.
While the Louvre Museum is Paris’ most well-known art
venue, the city hosts several other notable art museums.
The Centre Georges Pompidou holds a diverse collection of
modern and contemporary art ranging from original Picasso
and Matisse works to cutting-edge installation and video
pieces. Opened in 1977, the Centre Georges Pompidou has
become known for its innovative and colorful architecture
designed by Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano.

3. Paris Museums
• Located in a former railway station in Gare d'Orsay,
the Musee d'Orsay holds an extensive art collection
of works created between 1848 and 1914. Boasting
the world's most extensive collection of
impressionist and post-impressionist art, the
museum showcases works of artists such as Degas,
Monet, Renoir, Cezanne, and Van Gogh.
If you decide to visit these museums, you may want
to consider purchasing advance tickets or obtaining
a Paris Museum Pass so you don't have to stand in
line.