Between visits and tales: immerse yourself in the summer home of an artist of the early twentieth century

Name: Entre visitas y cuentos: sumérgete en la casa de verano de un artista de principios del siglo XX
Start: 2022-09-17T15:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-17T16:30:00+02:00
Location: Le Rénabec, la maison de Fernand Maillaud

Come discover the house of artist Fernand Maillaud and listen to the texts of two of his friends, interpreted by a storyteller.

Sábado 17 septiembre 2022, 15:00Passed

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Come discover the house of artist Fernand Maillaud and listen to the texts of two of his friends, interpreted by a storyteller.

Follow in the footsteps of Fernand Maillaud on a guided tour of this house-workshop. Witness a narration by storyteller Jean-Claude Bray that will bring to life the texts of artists Gabriel Nigond and Maurice Rollinat, friends of Fernand Maillaud.

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About the location

Le Rénabec, la maison de Fernand Maillaud

Avenue du Poitou, 23000 Guéret

Creuse
Nouvelle-Aquitaine

From 1920, Fernand Maillaud shares his(her) time(weather) between his(her) Parisian apartment, Provence and Fallow land where he begins the construction of Rénabec on the hill of Madeleine. Enticed by this hill which was then deprived of trees and covered with brackens and with heathers, the painter made build, in several stages a house which he called Rénabec ". From then on, he(it) came it every summer. At the bottom of property is the garage, Fernand Maillaud having very early used an automobile to go to paint country landscape of. It is possible to see the sign(brand) " Renabec " there carried by a strange animal. The entrance gate in elliptical bow(arc) is decorated in a style typically Maillaud.