Musée Réattu

Built at the end of the 15th century, the Grand Priory of the Order of Malta owes its destiny to Jacques Réattu (1760-1833), an Arles painter and winner of the Grand Prix de Rome. The building became a museum in 1868 and houses his work and personal collection,

*The Réattu Museum is accessible without reservation, but in accordance with the legal provisions in force since Wednesday 21 July, a health pass must be presented at the entrance to the Réattu Museum.

Open to photography since the 1960s (4000 works today), enriched by exceptional donations (Picasso, with 57 drawings and two paintings, Alechinsky...), very sensitive to sculpture (Germaine Richier, Toni Grand...), the museum created in 2008 a listening room dedicated to sound art. The museum is a real meeting place, commissioning artists and mixing disciplines, and offers thematic exhibitions and new displays to discover art in a different way.
Surface area of the permanent exhibition: 2500
Surface area of the temporary exhibition: 200
The Réattu Museum in video