IXELLES MUSEUM

The collections of the Ixelles museum present a vast panorama of the Belgian art from the 19th and 20th centuries, a view on the different artistic movements of this time: realism, impressionism, luminism, neo-impressionism and symbolism for the 19th century, and fauvism, expressionism, cubism, surrealism, abstraction and the most popular actual movements for the 20th century. Many Flemish artists, some representatives of foreign schools and a remarkable set of fin-de-siècle posters with the full collection of original posters made by Toulouse-Lautrec complete the exhibited collection.

Comment:

Closed on Monday and public holidays.
Guided tours on request, groups of 15 pers. (tel: +32 (0)02/515 64 21).
Library accessible on request only.
Workshops on request (tel: +32 (0)2/515 64 34).

Tram: 81, 82. Bus: 38, 54, 59, 60, 71, 95.

Extra information:

Special rates for groups, schools, senior citizens, job seekers, artists, students for temporary exhibitions.
The access to the permanent collection of the museum is free of charge on the first Sunday of the month and when there are no temporary exhibitions.
Free of charge: school of Ixelles and social recipients.
-12 years free of charge.

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