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Museum housing numerous collections of paintings from the 19th and 20th centuries and archaeological objects.
This fascinating museum houses more than one universe and numerous collections. It was originally named after the draughtsman Raymond Lafage, born in Lisle-sur-Tarn in 1656. His works inspired by mythology and religion are exhibited on site. At the same time, the museum presents painters from the 19th and 20th centuries, including Victor Maziès, and devotes part of its space to the history of the bastide, to local archaeological collections and to pieces from the glass factories installed in the Grésigne forest until the end of the Ancien Régime.
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Excellent accueil. Anne Marie et maylis sont très accueillantes, souriantes et professionnelles. Merci.
L'univers de la gravure y est exposé avec un représentant des plus talentueux. J'aurai apprécié y découvrir bien plus d'oeuvres de Raymond Lafage bien que celles qui y sont proposées sont dignes d'un Toulouse-Lautrec.
Un grand bravo aux employés qui font vivre le musée avec brio sur les réseaux sociaux, qui deviennent de plus en plus qualitatifs.
Un musée et un artiste qui méritent d'etre découverts !