Musée national Jean-Jacques-Henner

The Musée national Jean-Jacques Henner in Paris, France, is a dedicated art museum showcasing the works of renowned painter Jean-Jacques Henner. Located in the 17th arrondissement at 43, Avenue de Villiers, the museum is housed in an 1878 hôtel particulier designed by architect Nicolas Félix Escalier. The building was once owned by painter Guillaume Dubufe and was acquired by Henner's niece in 1921. The museum was inaugurated in 1924 and gained national museum status in 1943. Today, it boasts a vast collection of Henner's works, including over 1,000 sketches, documents, and souvenirs spread across seven rooms on four floors. The collection features more than 130 portraits, mythical themes, and dream landscapes that lean towards Symbolism. The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions, offering visitors a deeper insight into Henner's art and other related themes. This museum is a must-visit for art enthusiasts and those interested in the life and works of Jean-Jacques Henner.