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Museum housed in Albi's Palais de la Berbie, with the world's largest collection of Toulouse-Lautrec works.
At the foot of Albi cathedral, the Palais de la Berbie dominates the Tarn with majesty. The Toulouse-Lautrec Museum was established in 1922 within the walls of this 12th century building, bringing together the most important collection of this Albigensian painter in the world. It houses more than 1,000 works, paintings, lithographs and drawings, as well as the 31 posters that made the artist famous. This exceptional collection retraces his entire work, from his youthful paintings to his final canvas, including his years in Montmartre.
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A noter : même en juillet, le musée ferme à 18h.
L'exposition temporaire « Toulouse-Lautrec et l'art de l'affiche » nous a permis de découvrir ou redécouvrir les célèbres affiches de l'artiste, dont certaines, comme celle du Moulin Rouge ou du Cabaret d'Aristide Bruant, sont mondialement connues. Une très belle exposition !
Le parcours est bien conçu, avec des panneaux explicatifs informatifs tout au long de la visite.
Il est important de bien suivre les indications du sens de la visite, car le musée est vaste et vous risqueriez de manquer certaines salles. Enfin, avant de partir, nous avons fait un passage à la boutique pour acheter un souvenir de cette visite vraiment inoubliable.
At the foot of Albi Cathedral, the Palais de la Berbie majestically overlooks the Tarn River. It was within the walls of this 12th-century building that the Toulouse-Lautrec Museum was established in 1922, bringing together the world's most important collection of this Albi painter. It houses more than 1,000 works, paintings, lithographs and drawings, as well as the 31 posters that made the artist famous. This exceptional collection traces his entire oeuvre, from his early paintings to his final canvas, including his Montmartre years.