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Fondation de l’Hermitage and Park

Fondation de l’Hermitage and Park

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Fondation de l’Hermitage and Park

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Location: Vaud, Switzerland

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1. Lausanne Town Hall – Sauvabelin Tower loop from Lausanne-Flon

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2. View from Signal de Sauvabelin – Sauvabelin Tower loop from Le Mont

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3. View from Signal de Sauvabelin – Sauvabelin Tower loop from Lausanne-Flon

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Hans Künzler

February 16, 2017

Away from the (too) beaten path
The second life of this beautiful 19th-century estate, donated by the Bugnion family to the city of Lausanne, began in June 1984. Its four floors offer visitors the attractive atmosphere of a private setting.

François Daulte, art historian and renowned publisher, was the first director of this institution and very quickly gave the Fondation a far-reaching reputation. At the Hermitage the impressionists Bonnard, Boudin and Magritte are at home.

From 1996 to 2011, Juliane Cosandier directed the museum and organized alternating exhibitions, monographs (Brauner, Jawlensky, Fantin-Latour, Hopper) and collections (Weinberg, Planque, Hahnloser) as well as exhibitions on special topics (pointillism, futurism, English watercolors, Scandinavian painting, Spanish painting).

Since August 2011 Sylvie Wuhrmann took over the reins of the museum to lead it to new successes in the exciting and varied fields from the 18th century to modern art.

Other buildings of the estate
A modern glass pavilion, which is attached to the mansion, serves as a reception room and bookstore. With an extension building in the basement, the exhibition space has been enlarged, and it provides a link to the farmhouse's farmhouse, where concerts, lectures and workshops for children are organized. The small "red brick workshop", the former dovecote and the orangery in the style of the time have been converted into a charming café-restaurant.

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August 26, 2021

In the 19th century the villa 'L’Hermitage ’was owned by a banker, whose family donated the house to the city in 1976. A foundation was set up to restore, preserve and make known the building. It should hold two to three art exhibitions a year, which began in 1984.
Since then, over two million visitors have visited around 80 exhibitions and around 1000 objects of art have been collected, around 400 of which can be seen in a permanent exhibition.
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Occasionally, objects are also exhibited in the park that surrounds the villa.

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Bumble-Bee

March 8, 2019

Information about the museum is available at fondation-hermitage.ch/actualite

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Fondation de l’Hermitage and Park

1. Lausanne Town Hall – Sauvabelin Tower loop from Lausanne-Flon

2. View from Signal de Sauvabelin – Sauvabelin Tower loop from Le Mont

3. View from Signal de Sauvabelin – Sauvabelin Tower loop from Lausanne-Flon

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