MAISON BLEUE
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A series of miniature buildings covered with fragments of ceramic and recycled glass.
Near Port-Guillaume, the Maison Bleue is a unique example of art brut, comprising a living quarters and a garden, where a series of miniature buildings (chapels, mills, mausoleums), covered with fragments of recycled ceramics and glass, have been erected. This open-air mosaic, listed as a Monument Historique in 1991, is the work of Portuguese exile Euclides da Costa Ferreira (1902-1984). It is similar to the Palais idéal by Facteur Cheval, in the Drôme region, or the Maison Picassiette, in Chartres.
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nous n'avons pas pu visiter
En visite libre compter 20 minutes.
Éviter quand grand soleil car il y a une sorte de serre afin de protéger les sculptures des intempéries.