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On October 26th, Savin Yeatman-Eiffel, curator of the Exhibition Eiffel – Higher and higher, presented his work on Gustave Eiffel and on the major esthetic and industrial turning point the construction of his tower represented at the end of the 19th century, to Master 2 students in Art and Management and Plastic Arts. The lecture, […]

Eiffel’s race to the top, the US version of the documentary directed by Savin Yeatman-Eiffel,  curator of our exhibition,  and sharing with it a perfectly complementary narrative, premieres Wednesday October 25th on the PBS network in the USA!

Already available for purchase on this site, the catalogue of the exhibition Eiffel – Toujours plus haut (Eiffel – Higher and higher) is now also sold in the shops of the Eiffel Tower. For reminder, the catalogue features more than 150 rare illustrations with texts in French, English and Spanish. Order here

The beautiful catalogue of the exhibition Eiffel – Higher and higher (64 pages, more than 150 illustrations, texts in French, English and Spanish is now available on our site. Sell price is 12 €, with a worldwide delivery flat rate of only 6.90 € for up to three copies. Order here

In groups or individually, a large number of visitors discovered the exhibition “Eiffel – Higher and Higher” on the occasion of Europe’s Heritage Days. Among them this weekend, were also a dozen descendants of Gustave Eiffel. Savin Yeatman-Eiffel, the exhibition’s curator, as well as the Vice-president of the ADGE gladly gave them a private tour.

On July 11th 2023, the exhibition Eiffel, higher and higher  officially opened  on the esplanade of the Eiffel tower. Jean-François Martins, President of the Eiffel Tower (SETE); Myriam Larnaudie-Eiffel, President of the Association of the descendants of Gustave Eiffel (ADGE); and Savin Yeatman-Eiffel, curator of the exhibition & Sav! The World Productions manager, each spoke in

A photo booth, conceived by the teams of Sav! The World Productions, has been installed on the Eiffel Tower’s 1st floor. After visiting the exhibition, don’t forget to take a picture of yourself with Gustave, and to post it on the hashtag: #withgustave2023 !

June 30th 2023. All the panels are in place. In spite of a workers’ strike at the Eiffel Tower that day, the visitors enjoy a first look at the exhibition – before the official opening on July 11th.

June 26th. The wall having been completed, each of the exhibition’s panels are set in place one by one.

June 23rd 2023, early in the morning. The workers finish installing the 70-meter long wall against which the exhibition panels will be fixed.