Patrick Seguin
Bastille
300 m² art gallery designed by Jean Nouvel, specializing in 20th-century French design. Houses the largest collection of Jean Prouvé's demountable houses and collaborates with international museums.
Patrick Seguin Gallery
Founded in 1989, the Patrick Seguin Gallery occupies a 300 m² space designed by architect Jean Nouvel. This gallery stands out for its specialization in 20th-century French design.
Collection and exhibitions
- Highlights iconic designers:
- Jean Prouvé
- Charlotte Perriand
- Pierre Jeanneret
- Le Corbusier
- Jean Royère
- Holds the largest collection of Jean Prouvé's demountable houses
- Collaborates with international museum institutions for exhibitions
- Organizes contemporary art exhibitions during FIAC
Architectural features
- Minimalist and elegant space
- Large glass roof providing abundant natural light
- Carefully curated displays showcasing exhibited pieces
Innovation
- Development of an editorial line of monographs
- Virtual reality tour available for certain exhibitions
- Exhibition of architectural elements in addition to furniture pieces
Recognition
Patrick Seguin, the owner, was named Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres in 2018, highlighting the gallery's importance in the French cultural landscape.
Practical information
- Specialized bookstore on-site
- Staff available to answer visitors' questions
- Recommended venue for architecture and design enthusiasts