Visiting the Marta Pan - André Wogenscky Foundation

Located in Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse, the house-workshop and its sculpture park offer an exceptional immersion into the world of the sculptor Marta Pan and the architect André Wogenscky, two major figures in the creation of the XXᵉ century. The couple chose to settle in the Vallée de Chevreuse in 1952 to live and express their respective creativity away from the hustle and bustle of the city and society.

This place, a reflection of their intellectual and artistic complicity, has been preserved and became the Marta Pan - André Wogenscky Foundation in 2011, recognised as being of public utility. The 7,000 square metre park contains around twenty sculptures by Marta Pan, in wood, marble or steel. The house, with its clean lines, was designed by André Wogenscky and was at once their place of life, work, research and inspiration.

Tours are organised one Saturday a month, twice a day.

Led by a guide from the Centre des Monuments Nationaux, the tours last around 1 hour 30 minutes and enable visitors to discover the house-workshop, designed as a permanent dialogue between sculpture and architecture, as well as the park and the sculpture complex.

Practical information

Fondation Marta Pan - André Wogenscky 80 avenue du Général Leclerc 78470 Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse - France

Full price: €16 Reduced price: €6

Visits will be open from April to October 2026. Due to the configuration of the interior spaces, each visit is limited to a dozen participants, guaranteeing privileged conditions for discovery.

Bookings and sales will open on 9 March 2026. Link to the ticket office coming soon.

Special tours can be organised for groups of less than fifteen people (students, architecture and visual arts professionals, researchers, journalists, etc.).

Requests should be sent by email to: fondation.mpaw@gmail.com

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