Art Weaving Stories at Musee Lurcat

Musee Lurcat is a tapestry museum established in the former Hôpital Saint-Jean in Angers. It houses significant works by Jean Lurçat, who began his renowned tapestry, 'Le Chant du Monde,' in 1957, reflecting on human experiences post-WWII.

Founded to celebrate Lurçat's contributions, the museum features a 12th-century hospital architecture. It presents a rich cultural narrative on the evolution of tapestries, displaying exquisite 20th and 21st-century textile art.

Captivating Showcases

🧵 Lurçat's Masterpiece: 'Le Chant du Monde' explores themes from joy to crisis.

🎨 Current Exhibits: Beautiful and diverse tapestries change regularly, offering fresh perspectives.

🏛️ Historical Setting: The museum is set in a building with a rich historical background, blending art and history.

Access to Musee Lurcat is typically free, making it a great destination for art enthusiasts, families, and history buffs alike.