The Fondation Dubuffet occupies a quiet town house on Rue de Sèvres, marked by a discreet sign and a set of heavy wooden doors. Jean Dubuffet established this foundation in nineteen seventy-three to manage his vast archive of paintings, sculptures, and writings. Before his death, the artist spent years obsessively cataloging his own career, ensuring that thousands of works remained together in this specific studio space. He curated his legacy here, keeping his records and sketches exactly where he produced them.
Fondation Dubuffet
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