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An engraver, sculptor and upholsterer, he left his mark on the new École de Paris with his bold visual language, combining strength, spirituality and commitment. The Musée des Arts Précieux Paul Dupuy, the chapel of La Grave, the Castelet of the former prison of Saint-Michel and the Monument à la Gloire de la Résistance present an exceptional collection of works by this artist, all major pieces from his studio collection that have finally been revealed.
Featuring engravings, monumental sculptures, paintings and tapestries, this exhibition offers you a rare opportunity to rediscover a unique artistic heritage, much of it preserved in municipal collections. Each site has its own scenography, creating a unique dialogue between the works and the heritage:
– The Chapelle de La Grave showcases the power of its monumental sculptures,
– The Musée des Arts Précieux Paul-Dupuy showcases the richness of its artistic approach,
– Le Castelet sheds light on the link between his works and the history of the war and the Resistance,
– The Monument à la Gloire de la Résistance resonates with his masterpiece, the Gisant de la Résistance.
In addition to the works on display, the sites offer a wide range of cultural activities: guided tours, workshops and discovery booklets turn the visit into an immersive experience, accessible to enthusiasts and the curious alike.
Good to know:
– Your ticket gives you access to two paying sites: the Chapelle de La Grave and the Musée des Arts Précieux Paul-Dupuy. Free access to the Castelet and the Monument à la Gloire de la Résistance.
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