Launch of the "Torchons de Jean-Jacques"

Name: Launch of the "Torchons de Jean-Jacques"
Start: 2022-09-17T11:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Musée national Jean-Jacques-Henner

Exhibition of tea towels of HEAR students created as part of a contest proposed by the museum.

17 and 18 September 2022Passed

Conditions

Free entry

Registration

Musée Henner

On the occasion of the retrospective of the painter Jean-Jacques Henner held in 2021 at the Museums of Fine Arts in Strasbourg and Mulhouse, the Jean-Jacques Henner National Museum in Paris has associated students of the University of Rhine Arts in Mulhouse around a competition.
The subject was an open graphic work, around the painter and his universe, proposed during a workshop led by the teacher and designer Frédéric Ruyant, in order to be published in the form of a tea towel.
Thirteen projects were submitted, all visible during this exhibition. Morgane Bourget, Ninon Rousseau and Simon Pineiros Leone were selected by the jury, printed and made in Alsace and will be available for sale at the museum.
With contributions from Jérémy Atkins Barrat, Marine Bosi, Lucie Da Rocha, Marine Farour-Boget, Marine Fuchs-Nieder, Solène Moulin-Charnet, Isis Nicolot, Cyrielle Pigeau, Lydie Serret and Suzanne Tate Aslahé.
The 13 tea towels will be on display from September 14 to 20, 2022. The 3 winning tea towels will be on sale at the museum’s shop.

About the location

Musée national Jean-Jacques-Henner

43 avenue de Villiers 75017 Paris

Paris
Île-de-France

Located in the district of the plain Monceau, the mansion which houses today the museum dedicated to the painter Jean-Jacques Henner (1829-1905) is originally the residence and workshop of Guillaume Dubufe (1853-1909). The building is remarkable for its decorations and architectural elements borrowed from different eras and civilizations. The collections of the museum trace, from his native Alsace to Paris where Jean-Jacques Henner made career, passing by the Villa Medici where he stayed after obtaining the Grand Prix de Rome de Peinture, the itinerary of an artist considered at the beginning of the twentieth century as one of the most important of his time.