HÉLÈNE DRUTINUS

Doctorate History of Art

Passioned by culture and its transmission, I have for ten years put my expertise in various audiences (associations, individuals, higher education institutions and companies), each with a different and stimulating visual approach. Intriguing by nature, I remain amazed by the richness and beauty of the heritage that surrounds us. Sharing a landscape, looking at the work of art and the city with a new eye are at the heart of my conception of the profession of art historian, which for me is much more than a job: taking time from a poetic and cultural escape also gives meaning to the race of time.

Émilie BARRACO

Proficiency in Italian and CAPESS
Master of Art History, Paris I University, Panthéon-Sorbonne
1st cycle of the École du Louvre, speciality History of sculpture
Professional License of Lecturer.

After a professional career in education and the socio-cultural sector, I decided to go back to my studies in art history and to become a guide-speaker. A beautiful way to continue to work with various audiences, having the chance to share with them my taste for our heritage, as well as my pleasure to discover.

Intriguing by nature, I like to immerse myself every day in different subjects and guide both emblematic places and temporary exhibitions with the idea that there is no age to learn!

Emeline Thibert

D.E.A. History at the Sorbonne Paris IV
Diploma in applied research at the Louvre school

I am an Art historian passionate about the cultural and artistic richness of Paris. I like to walk around his neighborhoods, look up and try to understand the different periods of its history. I also like to go to the Parisian museums to admire the great masters and to meet a varied public with whom I can convey my passion for heritage, culture, arts and history. I have the opportunity to practise this fine profession of Art Historian, which is a true passion because I am sensitive to the greatness of our heritage that never ceases to amaze me.

Marine CHALEROUX

Preparatory class for the heritage curator competition, Ecole du Louvre
Master 2 History of Art, University Paris Ouest Nanterre

I have had the opportunity to practise as a guide-lecturer since 2014 after studying History and Art History. Originally from Marseille, the beauty of Paris has completely conquered me and I constantly admire my adopted city. First ag all, I like to share my passion while adapting to different types of audiences. Being a guide means being able to find your tourist soul every day by looking up and trying to know every corner of your city

Cécile LECAN

Doctorate student in Heritage History.
Master of Research History and Politics of Heritage and Museums.
Master 2 Pro History and Management of European Cultural Heritage.

History or Art history? I have never been able to decide between one of these subjects because they are so complementary. Lecturer since 2014, I thus mix the two to reveal the secrets of the capital, rich in history and heritage. Parisian since always, I am fascinated by this city and I enjoy sharing this enthusiasm with my visitors. There is always something new to discover and Paris has not finished surprising us!

Marie-Laure de Frescheville

Licence in Art History – ICART
Certificate in communication – HAYWARD UNIVERSITY – USA
Professionnal Licence of Lecturer 
Graduated in Art History and Communication.

I am curious, traveling, in love with history – small and great – I have made my passions my profession. Parisian, I live at the bottom of the Montmartre hill. What I love doing is wandering around, pushing the coach doors and discovering all the treasures of the city light. Let us go together and share some vibe moments in the discovery of secret and unusual Paris.

Sonia THUILLIER

Studies in Letter, Languages and Humanities
Master 2 Humanities and Management, Paris 9 Dauphine
Professional Licence for a Lecturer

Who said history should rhyme with ridicule, culture with torture, Paris with boredom?
After studying letters, languages and anthropology, I am currently working in a travel agency, in parallel with my activity as a lecturer. Guiding is to be a smuggler of knowledge and to decipher the signs – sometimes inconspicuous – of the past that mark the paving stones and walls of Paris. Keeping the memory of the past and learning to love it, it makes you want to protect its testimonies.Victor Hugo would probably agree, who helped save Notre-Dame thanks to his novel Notre-Dame de Paris!

Sarah CORDIER

Graduate in Plastic Arts – Ecole Supérieure des Arts St-Luc
Histore Aggregation of Art – Free University of Brussels
Lecturer in Brussels

The Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, the Horta Museum, the Belgian Centre of Comics, the Museum of Fashion and Lace are the museums where I work regularly.
I also organize hiking tours in my city: Street Art, BD, Art Nouveau and historical Brussels are my favorites.
Guiding is simply my passion! Beyond that, I hope to share a cultural and artistic moment with my audience: to see a participant marvel at the riches of our heritage, to catch the surprise, to feel the emotion… all this is the essence of what I love in my job.