Photo : Chloé du Colombier
"Put On Your Boots" exhibition with Chloé du Colombier
Escape the city bustle by stepping into the whimsical painted worlds of Chloé du Colombier. Whether you love hidden forests or charming forest creatures, these original gouache works are a perfect invitation to slow down and reconnect with nature.
Bibliothèque Jacqueline Dreyfus-Weill (Paris 19th)
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From October 1 to November 28, 2026, the Jacqueline Dreyfus-Weill library presents the exhibition Chaussez vos bottes by illustrator Chloé du Colombier. This artistic showcase features original gouache works that capture the essence of forests, meadows, and gardens. Visitors will encounter a variety of creatures, from owls to snails, while exploring the creative research behind the illustrator's editorial projects. The exhibition is free of charge and accessible during library opening hours. The venue is fully equipped to accommodate visitors with visual impairments or cognitive disabilities, ensuring a welcoming environment for everyone interested in exploring the artist's imaginative interpretation of the natural world.
Chloé du Colombier opens the doors to her forests, meadows, and gardens for you. In her images, which are by turns documentary and imaginary, you will come across owls, snails, badgers, or pumpkins...
original illustration ; Credits : Chloé du ColombierDiscover the behind-the-scenes creation of her editorial images and several original gouache works, taken from the illustrator's personal research, which extend this walk into the heart of living things.
→ in connection with the October 3rd workshop
Chloé du Colombier ; Credits : Chloé du ColombierOur take on this event
The Chaussez vos bottes exhibition brings the natural world to the Jacqueline Dreyfus-Weill library in the 19th arrondissement. Running until November 28, 2026, the collection highlights the work of Chloé du Colombier, whose illustrations oscillate between realistic documentation and creative imagination. By displaying original gouache pieces and personal research, the exhibition offers a behind-the-scenes look at the artist's creative process.
Attendees can wander through illustrated landscapes filled with badgers, snails, owls, and pumpkins. This series serves as an invitation to engage with the living world through the eyes of an artist dedicated to capturing the beauty of flora and fauna.
Access is free, and no reservation is required; simply visit during the library's operational hours. The space is specifically designed to be inclusive, offering accessibility features for individuals who are blind or visually impaired, as well as those with cognitive disabilities.
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