Musée Gustave Moreau
Paris
- Museum
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Accessibility at a glance
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Source : Acceslibre (Licence Ouverte 2.0).
Step-free access
Not accessible
Detailed accessibility
Mobility and access
Access ramp
Not accessible
Lift
Not accessible
Wide doorways
Accessible
Largeur d'entree declaree : 100 cm. Non constate sur place.
Vision
Audible beacon
Not accessible
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- Mobility and access
- Indoor wheelchair circulationManual wheelchairPowered wheelchairLevel groundFirm groundPaved pathGravel pathSteep slopeNarrow passagesPushchair accessWheelchair loanAccessible parkingCall device
- Toilets and changing
- Accessible toiletBaby changing tableAdult changing tableRoom for a companionGrab bars
- Transfer and assistance
- Stay in your wheelchairTransfer requiredTransfer assistanceSpecific equipmentCompanion admittedFree companion entry
- Vision
- High-contrast signageBrailleAudio descriptionTactile guide pathGuide dogs welcome
- Hearing
- Hearing loopSubtitlesSign languageVisual support
- Sensory environment
- Quiet spaceWithdrawal roomLow noise levelQuiet hoursDimmed lightingEar protectionTrained staffPriority queueing
- Practical facilities
- Fridge for medicationAccessible power socketCare spaceMeal reheatingDrinking water
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La vie de Gustave Moreau (1826-1898) est celle d'un artiste de la bourgeoisie parisienne aisée. Il fait de solides études classiques et sa vocation artistique est encouragée par un père cultivé : formation à l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts, voyage en Italie, études des grands maîtres de la Renaissance a Louvre. Cette maison est achetée pour l'artiste, par ses parents. En 1862, il songe à y conserver ses œuvres de la dispersion. En 1895, il fait agrandir la maison et édifier par l'architecte Albert Lafon les grands ateliers des deuxième et troisième étages, afin d'y présenter des tableaux des aquarelles, des dessins et des ébauches. A partir de 1892, il enseigne à l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts où il a pour élèves, Matisse, Rouault, Marquet. Par testament, Gustave Moreau lègue à l'Etat la demeure avec tout ce qu'elle contient, soit 800 peintures, 350 aquarelles, 5.000 dessins.
Text: Muséofile, French Ministry of Culture.
- Setting
- indoors
- Phone
- 01 48 74 38 50
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Location
14 rue de la Rochefoucauld, 75009 Paris
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