English
El museo se convirtió, a base de donaciones, en uno de los más importantes de París y aquellos que sean amantes del arte no pueden dejar de pasear por sus galerías y disfrutar de las obras de algunos de los artistas más famosos de la historia.
Jules Marmottan acquired in 1882 the museum that, subsequently, ended up becoming in the Marmottan Monet Museum and that, in that time, was the hunting pavillion for the Duke of Valmy, called Cristophe Edmond Kellermann. When Jules died, the person who inherited the place was his son Paul who, because it had many art objects and paintings from the First French Empire, decided to extend it with another pavillion.
When he died in 1932, he gave all his collection to the French Academy of Fine Arts and, two years later, the Musée Marmottan Monet was created, as well as the Marmottan Library. One of the most important moments the museum had was when it received the donation of Michel Monet, son of the paintor, and at that moment, it became the place with the biggest collection of works of art by Monet.
For this reason, today it´s known as the Marmottan Monet Museum.
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