Fondation Dubuffet is a museum dedicated to Jean Dubuffet at 137 Rue de Sèvres in Paris’s 6th arrondissement. Its intimate setting includes a small green courtyard, followed by interior galleries where the artist’s work is clearly presented. The collection gives you a close look at the range of his paintings. Visit on a weekday afternoon for a quieter experience, and pause in the courtyard before heading inside. The foundation is wheelchair accessible, and booking tickets in advance is recommended.
The courtyard and galleries
The foundation is set in a small green courtyard at 137 Rue de Sèvres. This quiet approach leads into interior spaces where Jean Dubuffet’s work is presented under clear lighting.
The collection gives visitors a close view of the range of his paintings. Take time to look through the galleries, then return to the courtyard for a pause before leaving.
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What can you see at Fondation Dubuffet?
The museum presents a collection of Jean Dubuffet’s paintings in well-lit interior galleries.
Is Fondation Dubuffet wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The entrance and restroom are listed as wheelchair accessible.
Should you book tickets in advance?
Advance ticket booking is recommended.
