Artistry and History at Reims Museum of Fine Arts

The Reims Museum of Fine Arts, located in an 18th-century abbey, houses a rich collection of fine art.

Founded in 1794, the museum showcases an array of works including one of four versions of Jacques-Louis David's The Death of Marat, 27 paintings by Camille Corot, and numerous pieces by Cranach the Elder and Younger. The museum's architecture enhances the cultural value of these works, offering a unique viewing experience.

Unforgettable Highlights

🎨 Unique Collection: Over 27 paintings by Camille Corot, second only to the Louvre.

🖼️ Renaissance Portraits: Features 13 portraits by the Cranach family, showcasing German Renaissance art.

🌅 Barbizon School: Includes various landscapes representing the 19th-century Barbizon school movement.

The museum is accessible with free entry, appealing to tourists, families, art enthusiasts, and historians alike.