Musée Granet Review

The Musée Granet Granet Museum is located in a small monastery next to the Church of Saint John in Malta. Post-Renaissance painter Grané (FrançoisMariusGranet,1775-1849) donated works form the foundation of the museum's collection. There are also a large collection of 16th-20th century French, Italian and Flemish artworks. Picasso, Leger, Mattis, Monet, Van • Gao, The works of art giants such as Cézanne are intoxicating. On the classic painting master Angel's masterpiece Jupiter and Bodhisattva, Bodhisattva's disproportionate but well-deserved slender back makes people appreciate the spiritual pursuit of perfectionism again. Open Tuesday to Sunday 11:00-19:00. Tickets are 4 euros for adults and free for children. It is a 10-minute walk from the train station.

The Grant Museum, founded in 1838, is named after the famous paintings of 19th century landscape writer Francis ・ Grant, in addition to Grant's own works, there are many famous paintings from France, Italy, and the Netherlands and several works by Cézanne.

Going to Grant and Saishang, this building is very charming. We have discussed the large sculptures for a long time. The collection is rich and the display is in place. It is very good and recommended.

The Grant Gallery is very fun, and it is very comfortable to enjoy the artwork part-time here, and each work has its own theme.

Ticket prices are very cheap, this is not only a good place to appreciate the art, but also a good place to stretch your body and mind