Musée Raoul-Dastrac
Small municipal museum in Aiguillon housed in the former church of Notre-Dame-du-Lot, with temporary exhibitions and a collection from the family of the painter Raoul Dastrac.
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About the museum
The museum occupies the former church of Notre-Dame-du-Lot, built in 1835 by fishermen and boatmen of the lower quarter of Aiguillon. In 1858, its façade was replaced by that of the former church of Saint-Félix, a pediment that the Duke of Aiguillon had added to the church in the style of his château's architecture.
In 1988, the town restored the ruined chapel and converted it into a museum. It hosts temporary exhibitions, a Gallo-Roman mosaic and a collection of paintings and faience from the family of the painter Raoul Dastrac, whose name it bears.
Highlights
- Former church of Notre-Dame-du-Lot with the façade of the former church of Saint-Félix
- Paintings and faience from the family of the painter Raoul Dastrac
- Gallo-Roman mosaic
- Temporary exhibitions in a building in the centre of Aiguillon
Permanent exhibition
- Collection Raoul Dastrac et mosaïque gallo-romaine – Paintings and faience from the painter's family, as well as a Gallo-Roman mosaic, presented in the former church of Notre-Dame-du-Lot.
- Founded
- 1990
- Operated by
- Ville d'Aiguillon
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