Vegetable frieze in bas-relief

Name: Frise végétale en bas-relief
Start: 2024-06-01T14:00:00+02:00
End: 2024-06-02T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Jardin du musée Bourdelle

Vegetable frieze in bas-relief...

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bourdelle.reservations@paris.fr

Vegetable frieze in bas-relief

Modelling workshop

The Bourdelle Museum invites you to participate in a family modeling workshop as part of the Rendez-vous aux jardins. Between drawing and sculpture, parents and children are invited to learn the art of bas-relief to keep a memory of the garden. Everyone leaves with his creation in modeling.
Saturday 1st June and Sunday 2nd June at 2pm and 4pm. Duration: 2h Public: family, children from 6 years. Free, on reservation, limited places. Reservation by e-mail to: bourdelle.reservations@paris.fr
It is advisable to bring a cardboard box to transport the modeling done.

Types of events

Workshop / Demonstration / Technical show

2024 Theme

Aucune sélection

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Conditions for participation

Free entrance & Registration required

Type of audience

Children (0 – 15 years) & Adult

À propos du lieu

Jardin du musée Bourdelle

16-18 rue Antoine Bourdelle 75015 Paris

Paris
Île-de-France

The Bourdelle Museum has three gardens, a haven of rest in the heart of the tumultuous Montparnasse district. From the street, the first garden invites visitors to admire some of Bourdelle’s most emblematic works, including Baigneuse accroupie (1906-1907), Le Fruit (1906-1911), Héraklès archer (1906-1909) and the Monument to General Alvear (1913-1923). The two interior gardens are home to monumental sculptures - The Virgin with the Offering (1919-1922), France (1923-1925) - as well as more confidential, often unknown works - Unfinished Fountain (circa 1899), The Musicians, Czechoslovak Quartet (1916). This assumed heterogeneity responds to the wishes of Bourdelle and his family who wanted to make these gardens green refuges of sculptures, thus patinated by time.