Ossip Zadkine (1890–1967), a renowned Russian cubist sculptor, moved to Paris in 1908 and based himself at the cottage he called home for the next 40 years. His vast catalogue of sculptures, crafted from clay, stone, bronze and wood, can be explored at the museum dedicated to his life and work. The museum houses figures he sculpted in walnut, pear, ebony, acacia, elm and oak. While admission is free if there is no temporary exhibition occurring, adult/child admission is €8/free if there is.