Musée de l’École de Nancy

The Musée de l'École de Nancy is one of the few French museums devoted to a single art movement – Art Nouveau – and is set in the former estate of the patron Eugène Corbin.

Getting there

By car or bus from the centre of Nancy; a stone's throw from the Villa Majorelle.

History

The École de Nancy, led by Émile Gallé around 1900, brought together glassmakers, cabinetmakers and architects who spread the fame of Art Nouveau.

Culture & stories

Furniture, Gallé and Daum glassware, stained glass and ceramics in a villa setting with its garden.

Location