Come and discover a reinvented Musée Ziem, with a new tour of the collections on the theme of travel. All aboard!
A dialogue between paintings, drawings, posters, emerging and more contemporary photography, archaeological furniture and sketchbooks, this new presentation brings together 200 works from the museum's collections.
We'll be following in the footsteps of the artist-traveller Félix Ziem and painters such as Francis Picabia, Raoul Dufy and André Derain.
The new exhibition will also spotlight lesser-known artists such as René Seyssaud and David Dellepiane, as well as works that have never been seen before or are rarely exhibited.
Exhibition itinerary.
- Journey: definition.
To set off by road or sea.
Full steam ahead.
Meeting others.
- Travelling artists.
Leaving the studio.
Between Italy and the Orient.
Félix Ziem, travelling artist.
The Grand Atelier du Midi Martigues and the artists.
- Martigues, a welcoming place.
A welcome linked to work.
A tourist welcome.
Travel images.
Guided tours of the exhibition:
- Sundays 8 June, 27 July, 31 August and 28 September at 4pm.
- Thursdays 10, 17, 24 and 31 July at 3pm.
Discover the rich programme linked to this exhibition below in ‘We also suggest...’.
We'll be following in the footsteps of the artist-traveller Félix Ziem and painters such as Francis Picabia, Raoul Dufy and André Derain.
The new exhibition will also spotlight lesser-known artists such as René Seyssaud and David Dellepiane, as well as works that have never been seen before or are rarely exhibited.
Exhibition itinerary.
- Journey: definition.
To set off by road or sea.
Full steam ahead.
Meeting others.
- Travelling artists.
Leaving the studio.
Between Italy and the Orient.
Félix Ziem, travelling artist.
The Grand Atelier du Midi Martigues and the artists.
- Martigues, a welcoming place.
A welcome linked to work.
A tourist welcome.
Travel images.
Guided tours of the exhibition:
- Sundays 8 June, 27 July, 31 August and 28 September at 4pm.
- Thursdays 10, 17, 24 and 31 July at 3pm.
Discover the rich programme linked to this exhibition below in ‘We also suggest...’.
