Fondation Louis Vuitton vs Musée Bourdelle

The official application "Fondation Louis Vuitton" takes you on a journey inside this parisian building dedicated to contemporary art. Download the app and enjoy guided tours and the information needed for your visit. - Detailed guided tours of the current exhibitions, - Building Discovery Tour - Introductions to the galleries by the exhibition curators - Exclusive content on a selection of artworks - Practical information, - Complete calendar of events for today and future days - Visit souvenirs The guided tours offer you different ways to discover the artworks on display: artist interviews, comments, exclusive contents, etc. The official application "Fondation Louis Vuitton", and all its associated content, is available in English and French. About Fondation Louis Vuitton The Fondation Louis Vuitton is a corporate foundation and a private cultural initiative dedicated to art and artists. The foundation represents a new phase in art patronage and in the culture initiated by LVMH in France and around the world over the past two decades. The Foundation will be located in a building commissioned by Bernard Arnault, and designed by the American architect Frank Gehry. Resembling a cloud of glass, the building is set in the Jardin d’Acclimatation in Paris, in the northern part of the Bois de Boulogne.

The official application of the Bourdelle Museum accompanies you throughout your discovery of the museum dedicated to the work of the famous sculptor. Available in French and English, 6 different routes of varying lengths (from 30 minutes to 1h30) allow you to discover its architecture and gardens, its permanent collections and its temporary exhibitions. Thanks to the quiz on the fun tour, accessible to children aged 6 and up, you can test your observation skills and your knowledge of the work of the great sculptor born in 1861, with your family or friends. You will also find practical information, the museum's news and its guestbook.Since its opening in 1949, the Bourdelle Museum has been built around the former workshops of the sculptor Antoine Bourdelle. It is one of the very few remaining testimonies of the artists' studios of the first Montparnasse, before 1900.