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100 bis, rue d'Assas, 75006Paris, France

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2024

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Museum to discover the works of Ossip Zadkine, housed in a charming house in Paris, where the sculptor once lived.

The Musée Zadkine is located at the end of a narrow alley, in a charming house bordered by a garden. It was here that Russian-born sculptor Ossip Zadkine (1898-1967) lived from 1928 until his death. Nearly three hundred works, divided chronologically into five rooms, shed light on the evolution of his art: primitivism, cubism, mythological ancient art, and abstract art. Among the highlights is Femme à l'éventail, a Cubist-style patinated bronze from 1923. The adjoining studio hosts temporary exhibitions of contemporary art.

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Open daily except Mondays and certain public holidays, from 10am to 6pm. Last admission 5.30pm. Free admission except for temporary exhibitions (ask for details). Guided tours. Audioguides are available to explore the museum's permanent collections, at a cost of €5.

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Vincent P.

Visited in march 2024

Sympathique petit musée, visité durant l'exposition Chana Orloff. Malgré le monde présent, il était tout à fait possible de profiter des remarquables sculptures, de formes très apaisantes par la douceur qu'elles exprimaient.
A noter que des œuvres d'Ossip Zadkine sont exposées de façon permanente dans le jardin du musée.