Sabatier d'Eysperan Museum, Montpellier

Sabatier d'Eysperan Museum, Montpellier

The Sabatier d'Eysperan Museum is hosted by an ancient house, built in the nineteenth century. The museum is directly linked to the Fabre Museum, many showpieces belonging to the latter. Sabatier d'Eysperan focuses mainly on the exhibition of furnishing, paintings, vases and sculptures. The second floor of the building consists of a big hall decorated with Corinthian columns. The pride of the museum is a collection of sculptures whose author is the famous Augustin Pajou.

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Sight Name: Sabatier d'Eysperan Museum
Sight Location: Montpellier, France (See walking tours in Montpellier)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery

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