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                                 La Partie de
                                 Campagne (1954)  VISITORS’ CHECKLIST
                                 Fernand Léger lends
                                 his unique vision to the   Practical Information
                                 classic artistic scene of   623 chemin Gardettes, St-Paul-
                                 a country outing.  de-Vence. Tel 04 93 32 81 63.
                                                 Open 10am–6pm daily (Jul–Sep:
                                                 to 7pm). Closed 24 & 31 Dec. &
                                                 - = Library. ∑ fondation-
                                                 maeght.com
















                                                     . Labyrinthe de Miró
                                             Joan Miró’s l’Oiseau Lunaire (1968) is one
                                            of the many statues in this multi-levelled
                                               maze of trees, water and gargoyles.












                                                Oiseau dans le Feuillage (1961)
                                                  Georges Braque’s bird nestles
                                              amongst “foliage” made of newsprint.
                                               Braque was highly influential in the
                                               creation of the Fondation, but died
                                                before he could see the museum
                                                   finally opened to the public.












                                                            L’Eté (1917)
                                                Pierre Bonnard settled in Provence
                                             for the last 22 years of his life, becoming
                   Main entrance and         a close friend of Aimé Maeght. Matisse
                     information              called Bonnard “the greatest of us all”.
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