In the Beaux-Arts de Paris, from June 16 to September 10, an immersive exhibition will be held on the topic of plants. Under the esteemed guidance of botanist Marc Jeanson, Chaumet invites the public to tear a page from its diary to discover how plants have been represented for over 5,000 years, through 400 works, most of them never seen before. For this exhibition, more than 70 museums, foundations, galleries and private collectors have lent works: the Museum of Natural History, the Orsay and Louvre museums, the Institut de France, the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Pistoia Musei, the Musée de l’École de Nancy, the Royal Botanic Gardens of Kew, the Kunsthalle of Hamburg, and the Albion Art Collection of Tokyo, to name but a few. A free stroll through centuries of art and science, told through the dialogue between paintings, sculptures, textiles, photographs, furniture and 80 jewelry objects from Chaumet and other houses.