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Avignon Museums
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Museums in Avignon, Provence.
Musée du Petit-Palais + My Favorites
Musée du Petit-Palais was once the Bishop's palace, and the first two Avignon popes resided here. There are numerous important art works from the Italian schools of the 13th to 16th centuries. Works from Lombardy, Venice, Florence, and Siena are all housed here, as are 15th century paintings that were done in Avignon. There are also several galleries that are devoted exclusively to Roman and Gothic sculptures. Address: Place du Palais | Avignon Tel: +33 4 90 86 44 58
La Fondation Angladon-Dubrujeaud + My Favorites
La Fondation Angladon-Dubrujeaud is home to the impressive art collection of renowned Parisian haute coutour designer Jaques Doucet. His collection includes the early works of many famed artists, including Braque, Max Jacob, Marcel Duchamp, and Picasso. Also included in the collection are rare antiques and art objects, including 16th century Buddhas, and Louis XVI chairs. Address: 5 rue Laboureur | Avignon Tel: +33 4 90 82 29 03
Musée Calvet + My Favorites
Musée Calvet is set in an 18th century neo-classical mansion. Among the items included in the collection here are a variety of pieces of ancient silver. The works of Manet, Soutine, David, Corot, and Vernet are also displayed here. Address: 65 rue Joseph-Vernet | Avignon Tel: +33 4 90 86 33 84
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Musée Louis-Vouland is located in a 19th century mansion that opens onto a garden. Numerous 17th and 18th century antiques and art objects are on display, and among the items here are chandelliers, Aubusson and Gobelins tapestries, Sèvres porcelain, and Louis XV inkpots with silver rats holding the lids. Address: 17 rue Victor-Hugo | Avignon Tel: +33 4 90 86 03 79
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