The Paul Landowski museum is set within the Espace Landowski also known as the Museum of the 1930s. made of a 100 sqm room, the museum features 60 sculptures, 5 paintings and 10 drawings forming a very valuable work of art stock about this figure of the history of Boulogne where Landowski lived and died in 1961.
We discover the rich career of a man of the world of whom we find the works everywhere around the globe.
Indeed, Paul Landowski received the highest distinction in terms of art (the Prix de Rome in 1900) with his statue of David; today he remains in everybody’s head for his Christ the Redeemer (1931) set high up in Rio de Janeiro as well as for the Sources de la Seine (1936 at the Porte de Saint-Cloud in Paris), the Statue de Montaigne (1933), the Statue de Sainte Geneviève (1928) or the Mausolée de Sun Yat-Sen (1930) in Nankin, China, really appreciated by local tourists.
In other words, discover his work now!
Practical information:
Landowski Museum (website in French)
28 Avenue André-Morizet, Boulogne-Billancourt
Open from Tuesday to Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Regular rate: €6.5
Reduced rate: €4.5
Entrance free of charge for people under 26
Free every first Sunday of the month
Location
Espace Landowski
28, av André Morizet
92100 Boulogne Billancourt
Prices
tarif réduit: €4.5
tarif plein: €6.5
Recommended age
For all
