Prince Albert II stepped away from Monaco for a culturally significant engagement in Paris, where he discovered an exhibition that holds a surprisingly personal connection to his family and the principality’s history.
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The sovereign visited the Petit Palais on Monday, September 14, accompanied by Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire and the curators of Éva Gonzalès: A Free-Spirited Artist’s Journey. The major exhibition, which opened to the public on September 15, seeks to restore Gonzalès to her rightful place in 19th-century art.
However, Albert was more than an ordinary visitor. The artist had deep Monegasque roots…
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