Sandra is an art historian specializing in the link between European art, history and society from the 15th
to the 19th centuries. She holds a Master's degree in Art History from the Université La Sorbonne, where
she specialized in Italian Renaissance painting and the iconography of the modern European family.
Originally from Canada, she also holds an undergraduate degree in Linguistics, with a double
specialization in French and Spanish Language Civilization, and has lived in Madrid, Barcelona, Seville,
and Rome, before finally settling in Paris. She began guiding in Rome, where she spent over 10 years
studying Italian history and art, and guiding groups regularly through the Vatican Museums, the Sistine
Chapel, the Borghese Gallery, and the Roman Forum. She loves music, dance, theatre and art in all of its
forms and enjoys sharing this passion with visitors and museum-goers of all ages.
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