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Discover Bourdelle's sculpture workshop, and admire the relics of his private life, as well as pieces of furniture
Housed where Antoine Bourdelle (1861-1929) lived and worked, this museum pays tribute to the sculptor who was a pupil of Rodin and master of Giacometti. Plaster sculptures, marbles and bronzes, including "Héraclès archer" and "Centaure mourant", two of his most famous creations, as well as drawings, watercolors and pastels, plus works from the artist's personal collection (Ingres, Delacroix...): a unique ensemble superbly showcased both inside the museum and outside, in the romantic garden. Free admission (except for temporary exhibitions).
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