Luxurious Modernism
ART JOURNEYS
Discover the artistic decadence of Vienna and Strasbourg
Discover the timeless beauty and artistic richness of Vienna and Strasbourg. From the grandeur of Vienna's historic palaces and gold-plated palaces and post offices to the hidden modernist interiors among Strasbourg's charming, half-timbered streets. This journey promises to inspire and captivate.
Modernism meets extravagance in Vienna
From Empress Sisi's opulent dwellings to the decedent palaces of her family to the gold-plated 20th-century structures, Vienne is waiting to dazzle you.
Strasbourg, France heading
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Thank you for crafting such a remarkable journey that I will cherish forever. It was a perfect blend of beauty, tranquility, and seamless travel.
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The trip was nothing short of nine days of heaven. The experience was absolutely gorgeous and so wonderfully different from anything I've experienced before. Every moment was amazing, and I can't thank you enough for creating such a unique and exceptional experience. It truly felt like I was in heaven.
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Led by Women, For Women
MEET YOUR GUIDES
Lauren Jimerson, PhD
Art Historian and licensed French Guide
Founder of Art with Friends, Lauren Jimerson is an art historian specializing in modern women artists. She holds a PhD from Rutgers University, an MA from the Courtauld Institute, and a BA from Cornell University. Her research has benefited from grants including a Fulbright fellowship. She is the author of the recently published book, Painting Her Pleasure: Three Women Artists and the Nude in Avant-Garde Paris, released by Manchester University Press in 2023. Licensed as a French National Guide, Lauren has fifteen years of experience leading scholarly tours in Paris, Rome, and beyond.
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Luxurious Modernism:
Vienna & Strasbourg
First Journey: May 2-10, 202 | Second Journey: May 13-21, 2025
Why Choose Luxurious Modernism?
Unparalleled Expertise and Exclusivity
Embark on the first and only expert-guided art journey to encompass both Berlin and Venice, specifically designed for and led by women. This unique journey is directed by highly knowledgeable and personable art historians with PhDs, offering an intimate and empowering exploration of two iconic and premium cities. No other offering matches this exclusive blend of professional guidance, female leadership, and comprehensive exploration.
Seamless and Relaxed Travel
Enjoy a seamless journey that includes all transport to airports, with a special day to transition between cities and rest. Experience both destinations with a relaxed pace and deeper exploration alongside fellow female travelers.
Greater Value
With our comprehensive package, you can experience more at an optimized rate. The daily rate is minimized, rendering the full journey significantly more economical than booking separate trips.​Led by women and designed exclusively for women, this intimate journey is limited to a tiny group of art lovers.
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Investment: $0,000.00
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Investment: $00,000
WHY TRAVEL WITH US?
Crafted Exclusively for Women, by Women
Luxurious Modernism is a celebration of women's history and contributions to the arts, led by women. Unlike many tours that cater to women but aren't guided by women our journey stands apart. Moreover, we delve into women's historical or artistic contributions all along the way. We elevate the experience by highlighting influential women artists, designers, and historians at each destination. This trip is designed by expert female art historians who are not only deeply knowledgeable but also passionate about creating a platform to showcase and discuss women's roles in art and culture.
