Musée Jean Lurçat

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Musée Jean Lurçat, Tapestry museum in Angers, France

The Jean Lurçat Museum occupies the medieval Hôpital Saint Jean building, displaying a collection of modern and contemporary textile artworks.

After its transformation from a 12th-century hospital, the museum opened in 1967 to showcase tapestries and received national recognition in 2003.

The museum exhibits Le Chant du Monde, a series of ten tapestries created between 1959 and 1966, interpreting the Apocalypse Tapestry.

The museum welcomes visitors from Tuesday through Sunday between 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM, with adult admission at 6 euros.

The collection includes works from the Nouvelle Tapisserie movement, presenting innovations in textile art through different materials and techniques.

Location: Angers

Official opening: 1967

Address: 4 boulevard Arago, Angers 49100

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00

Phone: +33241241845

Website: https://musees.angers.fr/index.php?id=52338

GPS coordinates: 47.47806,-0.55758

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:47

Angers, between castles, gardens, and Loire reflections: the most beautiful places to photograph

Angers has the quiet charm of cities where old stones converse with light. Royal city, capital of Anjou, it combines the medieval strictness of its castle with the Gothic grace of its cathedral and the plant-like softness of its gardens. Along the banks of the Maine, bridges, towers, and rooftops create a perfect setting for photographers. The tapestries of the Apocalypse, timber houses, flowering paths of the Jardin du Mail, or reflections of the Lake of Maine all tell the same story: a city where history is both admired and lived. Behind the blond stone facades, Angers hides an artist’s soul, with bright museums, medieval alleys, and lively markets. An elegant and accessible destination, appealing to both architecture enthusiasts and those seeking peaceful landscapes.

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