Bourdelle Museum

Art museum · 15th Arrondissement

Bourdelle Museum

Art museum · 15th Arrondissement

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18 Rue Antoine Bourdelle, 75015 Paris, France

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Nestled in a serene garden, the quaint Bourdelle Museum showcases the stunning sculptures of Antoine Bourdelle, offering free entry and a cozy vibe that invites leisurely exploration.  

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"The tiny Bourdelle Museum was once the atelier and home of sculptor Antoine Bourdelle, whose monumental art deco masterpieces are a highlight ofthe Champs-Élysées Theater. The museum displays works the artist purchased for his own inspiration, as well as his own largest pieces in an airy, light-flooded hall, an open-air gallery, and a sculpture garden. In aworkshop area, the process of casting bronze sculptures is demonstrated. A tiny rose garden with lounge chairs providesa welcoming oasis to neighbors and visitors. This is the ideal museum for giving young children afirst taste of fine art and for those who like art in small doses."

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"Instead, I'd stroll over to the Antoine Bourdelle museum, or pop into a bakery and savor a flaky mille-feuille."

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Rahul Agarwal

Google
A very fascinating museum about the life of the great sculptor and artist Bourdelle. The museum is really beautiful and has a lot of art and there are rooms where you can learn about this art. The temporary exhibition is also really good. There are 2 small open spaces with a lot of greenery and it's really refreshing and beautiful. This place has an open terrace as well..

Valeriia O

Google
The Bourdelle Museum may be small, but it’s a fascinating place that offers a deep dive into the life and work of the sculptor Antoine Bourdelle. The museum provides an intimate look at his art, showcasing a variety of his sculptures in both indoor and outdoor spaces. Best of all, entry is free, making it a great stop for any art lover. There’s also a lovely garden where you can sit and relax after exploring the exhibits. Don’t miss the souvenir shop—it has a great selection of gifts and mementos. A charming and enriching experience in the heart of Paris!

Putri Dumadi

Google
What a great exquisite museum in Paris. Oh sorry but I hope this museum doesn’t get famous, haha because I love it to sitting there in the park just enjoy the magnificent sculptures, sometimes I do the sketch. All the staffs from securities, the receptionists and the cloak room all are very kindly and helpful.

Museum Girrl

Google
Fascinating to see the work of one of the sculptors who worked for Rodin at one time, and compare the similarities and differences - the current temporary exhibition is worth the money. The restaurant on the first floor serves delicious food.

Ricardo Flores

Google
A quiet small museum that used to be the artist workshop. An opportunity to learn and discover how Big and small statues are done. Very inspiring.

Trish

Google
Having seen Bourdelle’s Herakles in New York, I enjoyed the museum’s multi-faceted exploration of his life and work. The works are presented beautifully, both outdoors and indoors. There are also interactive displays that you can browse at leisure to learn about Bourdelle’s journey and his global influence.

Dolores Lavalle Cobo

Google
Beautiful museum with a garden. I try to go to see Bourdelle’s masterpieces every time I travel to Paris. He was a successful artist and I love his work. The Greek mythology, the strength in some sculptures like Herakles or Centaure en Mourant are amazing. Part of the museum is indoors and the some pieces are in the gardens of the house that used to be Bourdelle’s home. The entrance is free and is an accessible museum. I also enjoy it because it’s not crowded so the approach to the pieces has a more emotional connection

Martin Brown (Martystagram)

Google
Excellent museum explaining the life and work of the sculptur Bourdelle. Set in beautiful gardens with a cafe upstairs. Free entry.

Rahul Agarwal

Google
A very fascinating museum about the life of the great sculptor and artist Bourdelle. The museum is really beautiful and has a lot of art and there are rooms where you can learn about this art. The temporary exhibition is also really good. There are 2 small open spaces with a lot of greenery and it's really refreshing and beautiful. This place has an open terrace as well..

Valeriia O

Google
The Bourdelle Museum may be small, but it’s a fascinating place that offers a deep dive into the life and work of the sculptor Antoine Bourdelle. The museum provides an intimate look at his art, showcasing a variety of his sculptures in both indoor and outdoor spaces. Best of all, entry is free, making it a great stop for any art lover. There’s also a lovely garden where you can sit and relax after exploring the exhibits. Don’t miss the souvenir shop—it has a great selection of gifts and mementos. A charming and enriching experience in the heart of Paris!

Putri Dumadi

Google
What a great exquisite museum in Paris. Oh sorry but I hope this museum doesn’t get famous, haha because I love it to sitting there in the park just enjoy the magnificent sculptures, sometimes I do the sketch. All the staffs from securities, the receptionists and the cloak room all are very kindly and helpful.

Museum Girrl

Google
Fascinating to see the work of one of the sculptors who worked for Rodin at one time, and compare the similarities and differences - the current temporary exhibition is worth the money. The restaurant on the first floor serves delicious food.

Ricardo Flores

Google
A quiet small museum that used to be the artist workshop. An opportunity to learn and discover how Big and small statues are done. Very inspiring.

Trish

Google
Having seen Bourdelle’s Herakles in New York, I enjoyed the museum’s multi-faceted exploration of his life and work. The works are presented beautifully, both outdoors and indoors. There are also interactive displays that you can browse at leisure to learn about Bourdelle’s journey and his global influence.

Dolores Lavalle Cobo

Google
Beautiful museum with a garden. I try to go to see Bourdelle’s masterpieces every time I travel to Paris. He was a successful artist and I love his work. The Greek mythology, the strength in some sculptures like Herakles or Centaure en Mourant are amazing. Part of the museum is indoors and the some pieces are in the gardens of the house that used to be Bourdelle’s home. The entrance is free and is an accessible museum. I also enjoy it because it’s not crowded so the approach to the pieces has a more emotional connection

Martin Brown (Martystagram)

Google
Excellent museum explaining the life and work of the sculptur Bourdelle. Set in beautiful gardens with a cafe upstairs. Free entry.