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Guided tour-lectures for the permanent collections

Photo : © Vincent Isoré - musée Bourdelle / Paris Musées

Oct 24 – Dec 19

Guided tour-lectures for the permanent collections

Step back in time to the vibrant Montparnasse era as you wander through the historic studio and lush gardens of a legendary sculptor. You will get an intimate look at the creative process and the masterpieces that defined an entire movement.

Musée Bourdelle (Paris 15th)

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Explore the permanent collections and gardens of the Musée Bourdelle in Paris's 15th arrondissement. These guided conferences offer a deep dive into the work of sculptor Antoine Bourdelle, shedding light on the atmosphere of a professional studio during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Designed for visitors aged 12 and up, this experience is fully accessible to wheelchair users and those with cognitive disabilities. Join these expert-led sessions on select Saturday afternoons between October and December 2026 to discover the legacy of one of the era's most significant artists in an intimate setting.

This tour takes you through the permanent collections and the museum's gardens. Through the masterpieces of Antoine Bourdelle, discover this major artist and the workings of a sculptor's studio in the bustling Montparnasse of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Guided tour for adults and teenagers (12 years and older)

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The Musée Bourdelle invites you to a series of guided conferences focusing on its permanent collections and historic gardens. From 14:00 to 15:30, you will trace the artistic journey of Antoine Bourdelle, gaining insights into the techniques and daily life of a sculptor within the vibrant Montparnasse district at the turn of the century.

Sessions take place on Saturdays: October 24, October 31, November 28, and December 19, 2026. This tour is tailored for adults and teenagers from 12 years old. Tickets are priced at 7 € for the standard rate and 5 € for the reduced rate.

The museum ensures accessibility for all, with facilities suitable for wheelchair users and content adapted for visitors with cognitive disabilities. Booking in advance is required to secure your place in these small-group sessions.

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