Musée Albert André

The museum collection features figurative paintings from post-impressionism to modern times, including works by Renoir, Matisse, Signac, and Bonnard.

In 1917, painter Albert André transformed the municipal museum into the first provincial contemporary art museum in France, setting a model for other institutions.

The collection reflects strong artistic connections, with numerous artworks donated by painters from André's circle, including significant pieces from Renoir and Monet.

The museum opens Tuesday through Saturday from September to June, with extended summer hours, offering free admission to permanent and temporary exhibitions.

The museum houses part of art critic George Besson's collection, featuring notable works like Marquet's 'Le 14 juillet au Havre' and Matisse's 'La fenêtre ouverte à Nice'.

Location: Bagnols-sur-Cèze

Phone: +33466505056

Website: https://bagnolssurceze.fr/fr/bouger-a-bagnols/culture/musees.html

GPS coordinates: 44.16190,4.61967

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:47