Fernand Léger

Located in Biot, in the heart of a vast Mediterranean garden, the Fernand Léger National Museum pays tribute to one of the pioneers of modern art. 400 works: drawings, ceramics, sculptures, stained glass and large canvases retrace his visionary career in a space designed by André Svetchine, between cubism and colorful forms, in a place that is at once educational, artistic and poetic.

• The monumental mosaic facade is inspired by a decor project commissioned from Fernand Léger for the Hanover stadium, which has remained unfinished.

• The landscape garden, designed by Henri Fisch, is dotted with monumental sculptures.

• An immersive room retraces the life and major stages of the artist's work through projections and archives.