The Eugene Boudin Museum is a named after the famous early impressionist painter born in Honfleur. It is a museum cum gallery that exhibits works of great painters like Monet, Dubourg, Dufy, Friesz, Gernez and others apart from Boudin. Founded by Dubourg on April 11, 1868 in the town hall, it was shifted to the chapel of the Augustinian convent in 1924. The museum has undergone several modifications and extensions ever since to become the spacious, elegant art lovers’ abode it is today.

Eugene Boudin (1824 – 1898) was one of the earliest painters to focus on sceneries outside his workshop and was called ‘King of the skies’ by Baudelaire for his ravishing skyscapes. The museum also exhibits Normandy headdresses, costumes and furniture and also offers lovely views of Honfleur from its upper floors.

• No English descriptions.
• Audio guides available for $ 2.

• Children: € 4.10
• June – September: Adult: € 6.50, Children: € 5

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