Zadkine Museum

Love that the exhibition is held in the house Zadkine lived in. The Zadkine Modigliani exhibit is great, but the QR code that is supposed to take us to the English guide didn’t work: The works themselves were extraordinary! I will return in the summer to fully enjoy the garden with all the sculptures !

Zadkine is a small museum near the Luxembourg Gardens. I enjoyed the exhibition and the signage was very clear. They have an app you can download before you visit which I recommend.

It's a small and pretty museum to visit when you're near the Jardin du Luxembourg. The art in this museum is really precious and beautiful and unique from Zadkine. Book your tickets in advance on weekends because it's a small museum and can get a bit crowded.

Nice collection of Modigliani and Zadkine art in this quiet area of Montparnasse. Quite small but many good pieces inside which describe what went on here for this cart scene, about 100 yrs ago. We came 1st thing in the morning, so no problem getting in or buying tickets.

A beautiful exhibition of an extremely talented artist. Located in a quiet area of Paris with some of the sculptures set in the garden.

Little hidden gem. Small but the three areas of display are worth the trip to see these 2 artists of distinction.

Small museum, worth the visit to discover an incredible artist. Avoid if on a busy day as the rooms are small and easy filled up. I recommend to to it with the Bourdelle museum.

Yesterday I went to the Zadkine museum, and while the exhibit could have been wonderful, the museum and the exhibition rooms are very small and the directors of the museum let WAY TOO MANY people in at one time. In a room that would comfortably fit only 5-7 people there were close to 15. It was so crowded that people were bumping into each other AND into the sculptures. It felt extremely claustrophobic and took away from seeing, learning, and reading about what was on display. At one point there was a huge bottleneck leading from one small room to another. People were just standing waiting to get into the next room which then created a pile up back into the other rooms. I feel it is irresponsible to run a museum like this, one that has so much to offer. Please limit the number of visitors per 15 minute intervals so that paying customers can actually see the art and enjoy the experience.