This summer, the museum invites you to discover the world of Michel Couqueberg, a contemporary French animal sculptor. This exceptional exhibition celebrates more than forty years of artistic creation, where bronze reveals the beauty of the living world with strength, elegance, and poetry.
The Museum of Pays Châtillonnais - Trésor de Vix is located in Châtillon sur Seine. It is an essential stop on the Celts’ road. The tomb of the Lady of Vix was discovered in January 1953. It is the most prestigious princely burial place of the late first iron period (around 500BC). The Lady was lying on a burial wagon; she was adorned with precious jewels; among which a gold torque, a masterpiece of Celtic goldsmith’s work. Next to her stood the famous bronze vase; its size is extraordinary (1.64m high) and of wonderful quality.
It is one of the most impressive expressions of Greek art. The mysterious Lady of Vix invites one to a journey through space and time, from her tomb to her palace, along the walls which protected her town, and back to the distant worlds of the Greeks and the Etruscans.
The numerous discoveries made in the Châtillonnais region are unveiled as you pass through the exhibition rooms to continue the journey from Gallo-Roman times to the 19th century.
Discover the paintings of Jean-Pierre Garrault inspired by the exhibition Le Bal de la Loba, in a striking dialogue between art, memory, and archaeology.
Through this series of works connected to the horses of Vertault, the artist brings over 2,000 years of history to life in powerful pieces combining oil paint and charcoal.
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Kiki de Montparnasse, back in Châtillon-sur-Seine!
