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20 November 2009 - 14 March 2010
Isadora Ducan (1877-1927)
The Musée Bourdelle presented an ambitious exhibition dedicated to Isadora Duncan, who inspired Antoine Bourdelle (1861-1929), as dozens of drawings kept at the museum demonstrate.
Learn more »9 October 2008 - 1 February 2009
Gloria Friedmann "Red moon"
Since the 1980s, Gloria Friedmann has developed a body of work that involves sculpture, photography, drawing and engraving.
Learn more »19 October 2007 - 29 February 2008
Henry Moore and mythology
Henry Moore and Mythology illustrated the sculptor’s relationship with ancient myths and Greek art, echoing that of Antoine Bourdelle (1861-1929).
Learn more »From 26 January to 3 June 2007
Sarkis at the Musée Bourdelle
For his first exhibition at the Musée Bourdelle, Sarkis exhibited a group of new artworks in rooms he himself selected.
Learn more »7 July - 26 November 2006
Laurent Pariente
Since the late 1980s, Laurent Pariente has developed a body of work that involves painting, sculpture and architecture, from his first engraved zinc panels, which inaugurated the artist’s relationship with the wall, to the chalk-covered structures he produces today.
Learn more »8 February - 21 May 2006
Felice Varini
Since the 1980s, the work of Felice Varini has involved painting deployed in architectural spaces. For his exhibition at the Musée Bourdelle, Felice Varini produced three new artworks.
Learn more »22 September 2005 - 08 January 2006
Didier Vermeiren
The Musée Bourdelle was pleased to host the exhibition of Didier Vermeiren’s latest works, all previously unseen. This exhibition was in the context of a series of invitations to contemporary artists.
Learn more »20 January - 15 May 2005
claude rutault
With the exhibition Luciano Fabro, Convivio, opened in June 2004, the Musée Bourdelle inaugurated a series of invitations to contemporary artists of various sensibilities, designed to encourage the public to discover the studio museum and to have a new look at the work of Bourdelle.
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