Pixoso Museum In Paris

From the north side of the Fran-Burjois street, Pienne Street leads to lovely gardens and domics on Park-Ruayal Street, followed by Thorini Street. Here, in House No. 5, behind the great classic facade of the Sala Mansion built for a rich tax collector, the Paris Museum of Picasso is hiding.

The Salé Specialist, where the museum ' s collection was located, was built between 1656 and 1659, architect Jean Bulje of Burz.

Owners changed several times in the mansion through sales and inheritance. In 1815, it had a school in which Balzak was enrolled and a municipal arts school was housed.

In 1964, the mansion was acquired by local authority and became a historic monument by the end of 1968. In 1974-1980, the building was rehabilitated by Bernard Witri and Bernard Fonkerney, architects of the French Historical Heritage Society.

After public and public debate Museum Picasso We decided to place it in the Sala mansion. There was a competition for a better project. In 1976, Rolan Simune was selected from four projects submitted. For the most part, the internal part of the mansion (which was previously altered significantly) has been restored to its previous dimensions.

It should be noted that the Paris Mansion of Sale has presented the largest collection of Pablo Picasso ' s works, reflecting the main periods of artistic creativity since 1905. Many of these masterpieces belonged to Picasso himself, and after his death in 1973, they were transferred to the State ' s property in respect of unpaid taxes.

The Museum Pablo Picasso (Musée Picasso) has also made great efforts to provide accompanying information to the works. For example, the work of the multipliers who made fun of the Picasso creativity.