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The first floor of this house bears witness to the daily life of the past.
This 18th century Dauphiné building is built on the highest of the terraces that follow one another in the garden to the plain. From this belvedere, a unique panorama is offered to the eyes: the mountains, but also the famous light which inspired the painter François-Auguste Ravier. The first floor of the house bears witness to the daily life of the past; the other rooms, dedicated to the reception of works, still reflect the intimacy of a place where one can admire the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions around Ravier.
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