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Musée national Jean-Jacques Henner

4.4

(619 reviews)

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43 Avenue de Villiers, 75017 Paris

Capacity : 100

Musée Jean-Jacques Henner - A cosy setting for your events

In the heart of the Plaine Monceau district, thePrivate Mansion which houses the Musée Jean-Jacques Henner, is a rare testimony to the artistic and social Paris of the late 19th century. Formerly the home of painter Guillaume Dubufe, then transformed into a museum in 1924, this studio house offers an intimate, timeless atmosphere. Recently restored, it features a neo-Renaissance salon, a light-filled winter garden and a monumental staircase.

Book the Musée Jean-Jacques Henner: a unique experience

This museum on a human scale is the ideal setting for cocktails, conferences, private concerts and professional receptions. Let your guests soak up the charm of this artist's residence, where every space tells a story.

Refined spaces for exclusive events

Le Jardin d'Hiver: a haven of greenery in the heart of the museum, perfect for elegant cocktails.
The Salon with its neo-Renaissance columns: a prestigious setting for your receptions and dinners.
Les Ateliers d'artiste: light-filled spaces ideal for meetings and cultural events.

A timeless event with Loc'Hall

Treat your guests to an intimate, artistic interlude in a venue steeped in history. With Loc'Hall, privatize this Parisian jewel and transform your event into an unforgettable experience.

Venue capacity

Spaces available to hire	Standing	Theatre	Dinner	U-shaped room	Class
Winter garden / lounge with columns (140m²)	70	70	50	-	-
Entire museum	100	70	50	-	-

Information and prices

Privatizations every day of the week before 11am and after 6pm as well as on Tuesdays from 11am to 6pm.

Equipment & Facilities

Equipment	Quantity
PMR access
Video projector
PMR access
PMR access
Micro
PMR access
Wifi
PMR access
Kitchen

Privileged visit

Our tour guides can help you discover the history of the museum and its collection during your events upon request.

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Ratings and reviews

4.4

Google - 619 reviews

Celia Mazy

3 weeks ago

The building is great. You can get a joint ticket with the Musée Gustave Moreau, or a discount with a normal ticket from Musée Gustave Moreau.

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Bème

2 months ago

Perfect example of paternalism: the female pupils of Henner were his clones. And their conservative art was totally out of touch with the modern world. At the same time, Impressionism was in full bloom, with talented, creative and free female painters: Berthe Morisot, Mary Cassatt, Marie Bracquemond, Eva Gonzales, Cecilia Beaux.... You can skip Musee Henner and his mediocre little repetitive talent, except if you are obsessed with red-hair nude models.

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Terri L

11 months ago

REALLY WONDERFUL! Go read the timeline in the brightly lit garden room, and then enjoy the art. You only need an hour to see everything.

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Bill Bois

2 years ago

I visited only because my best friend is named Henner and has a poster from the museum on his wall. The building itself is very interesting and worth seeing, though I'm not sure the collection and its descriptions do enough to justify a whole museum dedicated to this one artist. Still, you can see the whole exhibit in under an hour and learn about Henner and his contemporaries in less time than you'd stand in line at the Louvre.

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Alice Valet

6 years ago

Quiet and not too crowded museum. The venue is more interesting than the paintings themselves. But it is my personal opinion. This workshop-type house has French ceiling and old wooden staircases which create a home-like atmosphere. A peculiar spot in Paris.

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