SAUVETAGE DU MANÈGE DE PETIT PIERRE - MUSÉE DE LA FABULOSERIE

<p><strong>The Man&egrave;ge of Petit Pierre&rsquo;s Eiffel Tower</strong> is in danger of collapse : be part of the second life saving of this &ldquo;hors-norme&rdquo; and unique artwork.</p> <p><img alt="" src="https://d3v4jsc54141g1.cloudfront.net/uploads/project_image/image/719716/bfe43356-c0db-4c7d-968e-f6c973778ce2.gif" width="100%" /></p> <hr /> <h2><strong>THE EIFFEL TOWER : A 23 METERS HIGH RESPONSIBILITY TO SHARE WITH YOU</strong></h2> <p><img alt="" src="https://d3v4jsc54141g1.cloudfront.net/uploads/project_image/image/720624/d9cb4428-6aff-448e-8ecb-d47d45c04848.jpg" width="100%" /></p> <hr /> <h2><strong>FOR THE PAST 32 YEARS, LA FABULOSERIE HAS PRESERVED IN ITS&nbsp;<em>INHABITED GARDEN</em>&nbsp;LE MAN&Egrave;GE DE PETIT PIERRE. </strong></h2> <p><img alt="" src="https://d3v4jsc54141g1.cloudfront.net/uploads/project_image/image/719751/cae09ff9-d6ab-4531-819c-47ab6dfb8d7f.jpg" width="100%" /></p> <p><a href="http://FABULOSERIE.com" target="_blank"><strong>La Fabuloserie</strong></a>, which opened in 1983 to the public, was devised and completed by the architect Alain Bourbonnais so as to shelter his collection of &ldquo;hors-les-normes art&rdquo;.</p> <p>This appellation was suggested to <strong>Alain Bourbonnais</strong> by <strong>Jean Dubuffet</strong>, who wanted the name of &ldquo;art brut&rdquo; to be reserved for his own collection. It refers to out of the ordinary creations made by self-taught artists.</p> <p>After opening a gallery, <strong>the Atelier Jacob</strong>, in Paris, <strong>Alain Bourbonnais</strong> decided to create, with his wife <strong>Caroline</strong>, a museum he called &ldquo;<strong>La Fabuloserie</strong>&rdquo;. It is composed of a &ldquo;museum-house&rdquo; in which over a thousand works are exhibited, ranging from the drawings by <strong>Yanko Domsic</strong> to the &ldquo;bourrages&rdquo; (characters made of stuffed body stockings) by <strong>Francis Marshall</strong>, and the amazing series of &ldquo;Turbulents&rdquo; by <strong>Alain Bourbonnais</strong> himself. An open-air museum, called &ldquo;the inhabited garden&rdquo;, displays the sculptures of &ldquo;habitants-paysagistes&rdquo; (inhabitants/landscape-artists): <strong>Camille Vidal, Jules Damloup, Jean Bertholle&rsquo;s </strong>weather vanes and <strong>Petit Pierre</strong> with his astonishing &ldquo;man&egrave;ge&rdquo; (merry-go-round).</p> <p><img alt="" src="https://d3v4jsc54141g1.cloudfront.net/uploads/project_image/image/720425/5aef61d1-a6b2-4034-b28d-021e879094cc.jpg" width="100%" /></p> <hr /> <h2><strong>A LIFETIME ARTWORK OF AN HERDMAN CALLED PIERRE AVEZARD (PETIT PIERRE) WHO WAS NOT AN ARTISTIC FAME CANDIDATE</strong></h2> <p><img alt="" src="https://d3v4jsc54141g1.cloudfront.net/uploads/project_image/image/719750/08b51fc6-bb7c-4893-949b-e5be22e18414.jpg" width="100%" /></p> <hr /> <h2><strong>&ldquo;LE MANEGE DE PETIT PIERRE&rdquo;, A PLACE OF CELEBRATION</strong></h2> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><img alt="" src="https://d3v4jsc54141g1.cloudfront.net/uploads/project_image/image/720634/3c398cc1-e8ac-43fe-b904-c769fc8e05c6.gif" width="100%" /></p> <hr /> <h2><strong>AN ART BRUT ENVIRONNEMENT RECOGNIZED BY THE ARTISTIC WORLD AND BEYOND</strong></h2> <p><iframe allow="autoplay; fullscreen" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="281" scrolling="no" src="https://cdn.embedly.com/widgets/media.html?src=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fembed%2FHf3IlwJnNGY&amp;display_name=YouTube&amp;url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DHf3IlwJnNGY&amp;image=http%3A%2F%2Fi.ytimg.com%2Fvi%2FHf3IlwJnNGY%2Fhqdefault.jpg&amp;key=8b7d8dd6504d41af9a77662672aabc2a&amp;type=text%2Fhtml&amp;schema=youtube" title="YouTube embed" width="500"></iframe></p> <hr /> <h2><strong>AN ARTWORK WHICH REQUIRES AN ALMOST DAILY CARE</strong></h2> <p><img alt="" src="https://d3v4jsc54141g1.cloudfront.net/uploads/project_image/image/718043/9d85e71c-227e-4e74-ac70-0efd840bdda2.jpg" width="100%" /></p> <p>&nbsp;</p>