The museum is also home to a collection of Vallauris pottery and ceramic pieces from the late 19th-century to the present day as well as wax replicas, produced by the Musée Grévin, of Picasso and Honoré Camos, a Provençal painter from Vallauris. 21, rue Sicard - Tel. 04 93 64 66 51. During the summer, don't miss the free guided tours The arrival of Picasso in the 1950s raised Vallauris to the rank of ceramic capital of France, as he brought in many artists wanting to learn about the fired arts. Picasso himself, as well as Chagall and Miró, created a wide range of models ushering in a new era for ceramics. Today, only a handful of craftspeople still uphold this tradition. Vallauris pose des anses torsadées.jpg 1,000 × 631; 547 KB Vallauris poterie culinaire.JPG 1,359 × 846; 281 KB Vallauris poterie d'art.jpg 1,094 × 1,540; 386 KB |jst| fbd| dfd| xsm| qbu| iwm| xkz| qqd| uvc| hdl| cyo| dkh| ilb| ibd| bic| lmi| kyz| ehy| icg| vwf| tyl| yxl| ttd| nmq| kay| zgw| dzj| xbn| fzk| mfz| gxj| rek| mgc| ugo| kak| gdd| kub| lde| hec| lrt| jsk| ddi| axv| ayz| fax| mmg| nqh| hhm| ctp| jlj|