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The town's museum is named for the rather mediocre local painter Jacques Réattu, but it contains more important works -- etchings and drawings by Picasso, and paintings by Alechinsky, Dufy, Léger, Henri Rousseau, and Zadkine. Note the Arras tapestries from the 16th century.

On banks of the Rhone, localised in the old Great Priory about Malta, is the Réattu museum, of the name of Jacques Réattu, painter arlésien having gained the great price of Rome in 1790, which buys the masonry to reside and make its workshop of it at it. The work of its owner is always visible besides there. Moreover, the museum proposes, in addition to one collection of old works, dating from XVIIe at the XIXe century, of the drawings and paintings of Pablo Picasso as well as contemporary art.

Price:
Admission 4€ ($5.20) adults, 3€ ($3.90) students and children 12-18, free for children under 12