Mougins Museum of Classical Art, Art museum in Mougins, France

The Mougins Museum of Classical Art occupies a historic building and displays ancient sculptures, armor, and contemporary works across multiple levels. The rooms combine objects from antiquity with modern art pieces, showing how classical influences appear in different periods side by side.

The museum opened in 2011 and adapted a former prison and mill building to serve as exhibition space. This conversion created an unusual setting for displaying a collection spanning multiple centuries of art and artifacts.

The museum's name changed in 2023, when founder Christian Levett turned the classical art museum into the FAMM, the Female Artists of Mougins Museum, opened in June 2024. Its more than 100 works by about 80 women artists run from Berthe Morisot and Mary Cassatt to Frida Kahlo, Louise Bourgeois and Jenny Saville. The building was formerly the village prison, then a mill, then a private residence in the 1950s.

The museum occupies a remodelled 600 m² medieval building in the hilltop village, entered from the street where the MACM lettering is mounted on the stone base. Exhibits were arranged over four floors, from the crypt to the second floor, so allow time to work through each level. The interior was fully renovated for display while the façade kept its original style.

The museum holds one of the world's largest private collections of ancient Greek and Roman armor, including helmets and shields. This gathering is uncommon and draws visitors interested in military technology and everyday objects from antiquity.