Just one thing - there were exactly 3 pieces by Delacroix. Rest was either by his friends or influenced by him. Good thing we had this included in our Paris Musem Pass, or I would feel I have been ripped off. More

Eugene Delacroix, the leader of the French Romantic painters, who died in 1863, just before the Impressionist onslaught, had a lot of friends. If not for them this small museum, well-located in the St. Germain area of Paris, would not exist. Practically all of his important work can be found in the Louvre. Here you find a few paintings and... More

Delacroix lived in this house during part of his career and it contains a number of his own works, plus other memorabilia. It is not a large collection, but many of the art works are very choice and fill in a sense of Delacroix's career beyond the famous paintings found in the Louvre or the Musee d'Orsay. We have visited... More

Very little of Delacroix himself here. mostly in French and not a great deal to see. If on a pass pop in otherwise may be better avoided. More

In the heart of Quartier Latin and St Germain, off a little square " Place Furstenberg" the Eugene Delacroix painting studio is one of the best kept secrets in Paris. Beautiful home with an inside garden and courtyard where you will discover some of original sketches , studies and paintings of the master. It is the perfect place to visit... More