Musée d’Art Hôtel Sarret de Grozon

Om museet

The museum is named after the Sarret de Grozon family, who bequeathed their mansion with its furniture and collections to the town of Arbois in 1902. Madame de Sarret kept the right of use until her death in 1931; the museum opened in 1934.

The collections reflect the taste of several generations of a provincial aristocratic family. They include remarkable porcelain and silverware, as well as paintings from the 17th to 19th century, including works by the Franche-Comté painters Gustave Courbet and Auguste Pointelin. The living quarters have kept their original interior decoration.

The museum also displays pastel portraits of residents of Arbois made by Louis Pasteur as a teenager. A 360-degree virtual tour of the rooms is available online.

Højdepunkter

• Mansion with original apartments and decoration
• Exceptional porcelain and silverware
• Paintings from the 17th to 19th century, including Courbet and Pointelin
• Pastel portraits of residents of Arbois by Louis Pasteur as a teenager
• 360-degree virtual tour of the rooms

Permanent udstilling

• Collections de l’hôtel Sarret de Grozon – Furniture, porcelain, silverware and paintings from the 17th to 19th century, including Courbet and Pointelin, displayed in the original apartments.

Grundlagt

1934

Ejer

Ville d’Arbois

Entrépriser & rabatter

Admission is also free for job seekers. The Arbois museums accept the Pass Patrimoine of the Fondation du patrimoine.

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