Gabriele Langosco
"I haven’t always had the passion I feel for art today. Growing up in rural Italy, art always seemed incomprehensible to me. But thanks to some great teachers, I started to appreciate it, and eventually, my interest grew. I ended up studying art history and now I enjoy a career sharing my knowledge with others. As a museum educator, I understand what it’s like to feel distant from art. That memory motivates me now to help visitors access the world of art and see it in their own way. When I’m able to share that precious experience with people, it’s when I feel most alive.
My favorite place to enjoy art is the Musée Jacquemart-André. It’s a private residence transformed into a museum. Its outstanding collection of European art is displayed just as you would find art at home, which means you can connect with it in a more casual, personal way.
After earning a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Art History at the University of Genoa in Italy, Gabriele pursued his studies in Italian art from the 14th-18th centuries. He has worked as a research fellow at the Fondazione Longhi in Florence and the Fondation Marc de Montalembert in Paris. As an author, Gabriele has contributed to over 15 publications. He also regularly shares his research in conferences and museum visits. When not guiding for Paris Muse, he works as a private consultant for the art market.
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