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What to expect

As both a student and assistant to Rodin, Antoine Bourdelle also chose, at the end of his life, to establish his own museum within his studio. Today, a visit to the Bourdelle Museum offers a remarkable glimpse into the master’s personal space. While visitors can explore the sculptor's living quarters, it is the artist’s working rooms that are particularly captivating. With workbenches cluttered with tools, unfinished statues, and period furniture, it almost feels as if the master is about to resume his work. Throughout the museum, you'll find some of his most renowned works, such as the model for the Monument to Mickiewicz or the Archer Heracles. Admission is free for the permanent collections of this City of Paris museum, but there is a fee for its numerous temporary exhibitions. Book your ticket in advance to gain access without delay on Ticketeaser.com.

Bourdelle Museum Hours

Open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (rooms begin to close from 5:40 PM)
Closed on May 1st and December 25th.

For security reasons, luggage (including cabin-sized suitcases) is not permitted in the Bourdelle Museum. The museum thanks visitors in advance for their understanding regarding the delays caused by security checks at the entrances.

Current Exhibition at the Bourdelle Museum

Transmission / Transgression: Masters and Students in the Studio: Rodin, Bourdelle, Giacometti, Richier…
October 3, 2018 – February 3, 2019

Immersing visitors in the creative processes and bringing to life the faces of those who frequented the Montparnasse studios, this exhibition highlights the complex relationships between master and student, artist and practitioner, through the figure of sculptor Antoine Bourdelle.

Admission Fees

Permanent Collections

Free for everyone

Temporary Exhibitions

Full Price (27 years and older): €8

Reduced Price (valid on-site with ID and/or current proof): €6

  • Youth aged 18 to 26
  • Holders of the "Paris Pass Famille" and "Famille Nombreuse" cards
  • Active teachers and school librarians
  • Holders of the Navigo "Améthyste-Emeraude" card
  • Members of the Sauvegarde de l'art Français, Société de l'Histoire de l'Art Français, Société française d'archéologie, and Société nationale des antiquaires de France
  • Adult groups of 10 or more
  • Groups of young people aged 18 to 26 (package of 10 reduced tickets)

Free Admission (with ID and/or proof dated within the last 3 months):

  • Under 18
  • Holders of the Paris Musées Card
  • People with disabilities – holders of a disability card, priority or parking card for disabled persons – and their accompanying person
  • Job seekers and recipients of social minimums: RSA, single parent allowance, personalized autonomy allowance, state aid for refugees, old-age minimum, solidarity allowance for the elderly, and Paris Solidarité
  • INALCO students
  • Students in arts, art history, or archaeology
  • Groups of students from the Beaux-Arts workshops of the City of Paris (and their chaperone)
  • Residents of Rome, Paris's twin city
  • Active or retired City of Paris officials and Parisian elected officials
  • Professional visual artists
  • Culture professionals: international art critics' association, lecturers and guides, French and foreign curators, members of the Vieux Paris Commission, members of ICOM and ICOMOS
  • Journalists and members of the artistic press union
  • Employees of the Paris Tourism Office, Paris Congress, and the Ile-de-France/Seine-et-Marne Regional Tourism Committee
  • Groups of children under 18

Nearby

For a culturally rich day, we offer a combined ticket for access to the exhibitions at the Bourdelle Museum and Zadkine Museum, located just a 20-minute walk apart.

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