The museum of folk imagery hosts collections and techniques of wishes and mementos that celebrates the landmarks of traditional life ever since the 18th Century. Among the many treasures to be discovered here, you will find under glass paintings and verra-églomisés, devotional images and handpainted baptismal wishes, religious confirmation, military conscription, wedding and funeral images.
Musée de l'image populaire de Pfaffenhoffen
Pfaffenhoffen
France
Art
48.844852, 7.611652
Address
Musée de l'image populaire de Pfaffenhoffen
24 rue du Dr. Albert Schweitzer
67350
Pfaffenhoffen
France
Opening hours
Wednesday - Sunday:
14:00-17:00
Wednesday - Sunday:
14:00-18:00
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Looking for a moment of calm and serenity before the Easter festivities? This year, the Musée de l'Image Populaire is offering a decoupage workshop for adults. You'll enjoy making a beautiful object ...
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Explore the exhibition "L'Alsace en images ! La collection François Lotz s'expose" in the company of its curator, Gaëlle Rybienik. These guided tours will take you to the heart of the François Lotz ...
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The "Techniques de gravure sur matières recyclées" workshop, run by La Pigmentière at the Musée de l'Image Populaire, offers a unique artistic initiation. Participants will discover engraving ...
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On the occasion of Nuit des Musées 2025, immerse yourself in the richness of Alsace's landscapes by taking part in a unique artistic workshop, led by Natacha Perez, a visual artist with a passion for ...
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>>> SPECIAL WORKSHOP FOR MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 25, 2025! Come and discover the art of repoussé metalwork and learn how to make repoussé metal hearts! Carole Michel-Merckling, Director of the Musée de l ...
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The adult workshop "Collages de feuilles d'arbres à la manière de Werderer", offered by the Musée de l'Image Populaire, invites participants to explore an artistic technique inspired by the unique ...
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To mark its 25th anniversary, the Musée de l'Image Populaire - François Lotz is looking back at its origins. Drawing on private loans and the museum's own holdings, the exhibition pays tribute to the ...