History Exhibition
History ExhibitionSaint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse
Step into the preserved home of Raymond Devos, the Franco-Belgian master of wordplay and absurd humor. His house-workshop balances museum curation with intimate domesticity: peek at his attic hideaway, the instruments he crafted for his shows, and the garden that fed his mischievous spirit.
Tips
June 11 at 1am
Bruno Ducourant's playful drawings literally illustrate French expressions, turning linguistic quirks into whimsical visual scenes. Stroll through the garden of Maison Raymond Devos and discover 32 panels where absurdity meets poetry: each front shows a literal interpretation, flip it to reveal the actual expression.
June 21
Step into the whimsical world of Raymond Devos, the legendary French comedian who turned wordplay into an art form. This guided tour winds through his actual home studio, revealing the instruments he crafted for his shows, the treasures that sparked his imagination, and the garden where he dreamed up his absurd, brilliant sketches.
Saint-Rémy-lès-ChevreuseOpens Thursday at 2:00 PM
History ExhibitionHistory ExhibitionStep into the preserved home of Raymond Devos, the Franco-Belgian master of wordplay and absurd humor. His house-workshop balances museum curation with intimate domesticity: peek at his attic hideaway, the instruments he crafted for his shows, and the garden that fed his mischievous spirit.
Tips
June 11 at 1am
Bruno Ducourant's playful drawings literally illustrate French expressions, turning linguistic quirks into whimsical visual scenes. Stroll through the garden of Maison Raymond Devos and discover 32 panels where absurdity meets poetry: each front shows a literal interpretation, flip it to reveal the actual expression.
June 21
Step into the whimsical world of Raymond Devos, the legendary French comedian who turned wordplay into an art form. This guided tour winds through his actual home studio, revealing the instruments he crafted for his shows, the treasures that sparked his imagination, and the garden where he dreamed up his absurd, brilliant sketches.