Fondation Jean Dubuffet, Art museum in Périgny, France.
The Fondation Jean Dubuffet is an art museum in Périgny dedicated to the French artist's work. The institution manages a large collection of paintings, sculptures, and drawings along with an extensive archive of photographs displayed across two locations.
The foundation was established in 1973 by Jean Dubuffet to preserve his artistic legacy. Its creation marked the beginning of institutional support for his artistic beliefs and methods.
The collection shows works that reflect Dubuffet's belief in raw, direct artistic expression made outside academic rules. These pieces came from everyday life and personal feeling rather than formal training or tradition.
The museum is open on weekdays from 2 PM to 6 PM and closes during August and public holidays. Plan your visit outside these periods to ensure the museum is available.
The museum also preserves La Closerie Falbala, a large environmental sculpture that concludes Dubuffet's L'Hourloupe cycle. This installation is a spatial experience that shows how the artist moved beyond traditional art forms.
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