Musée PicassoPablo's soul
Rue de Thorigny
5, rue de Thorigny
Paris,
75003
Neighborhood: 3rd Arrondissement
Nearest Train: métro: Chemin Vert, Saint-Paul; Bus: 29, 96, 69, 75Phone: +33 1 42 71 25 21
Fax: +33 1 42 71 12 99
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Audio Guide Born in Spain, Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) settled in France after fleeing from Franco’s régime. Even though he rarely returned to his native country, most of his paintings reflect his Andalusian origins. On the painter’s death, his descendants left many of his works to the French state to pay for death duties. It is partly thanks to these works that the museum was founded in the hôtel Salé, originally designed by the architect Jean Boullier in 1656 for Aubert Fontenay, a collector specializing in the salt tax. Inside the museum, visitors follow the style changes of the great master and admire the creations from his blue, pink and cubist periods. Admission: adults EUR6.50, 18-25 yrs & Sundays EUR4.50, free for visitors under 18.disabled access.
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Not bad. Museum consists mostly of works given by Picasso's family in place of paying inheritan...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 11 2008