Musée Fondation Zoubov
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Intro
Countess Zubov (1892-1984), founder of the museum, wanted to show the public her collection of 18th century art objects.
Countess Zoubov (1892-1984), founder of the museum, wished to unveil to the public her collection of 18th century art objects. This private collection is housed in a magnificent French-style mansion, built between 1720 and 1723, in the heart of the old town of Geneva. This address was one of the most prestigious in the city, frequented by great personalities of the aristocracy and bourgeoisie (Camille de Cavour, Jean-Jacques de Sellon, Théodore Turrettini, Franz Liszt). Furnished interiors (Regency, Louis XV and Louis XVI; Chippendale). Among the many pieces, the exhibition reveals portraits of Elisabeth-Louise Vigée-Lebrun, Jean-Baptiste Lampi father and son, François Gérard... as well as numerous 18th century art objects: busts, vases, porcelain, tapestries, chandeliers, Chinese objects, in particular Canton enamels.
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Group & pricing information
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CHF 5.00 / CHF 3.00
Private visits (by appointment only): CHF 8.00 / CHF 5.00 Free of charge until 18 years old |
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Musée Fondation Zoubov
Rue des Granges 2
1204
Genève
Switzerland
