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Pierre Gianadda Foundation and its collection
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The Pierre Gianadda Foundation, established in 1976, is a private cultural foundation located in Martigny, Switzerland. It is renowned for its exhibitions that showcase cultural history and various forms of art. The foundation was created by Léonard Gianadda in memory of his younger brother, Pierre, who tragically lost his life in a plane crash.
Permanent Exhibitions at the Foundation
The Pierre Gianadda Foundation is home to three permanent exhibitions. The Gallo-Roman Museum provides insights into the early history of the place Octodurus (Martigny). The second exhibition showcases a collection of paintings from Evelyn and Louis Franck. Lastly, the foundation houses a vintage car collection, featuring fifty vehicles from the years 1897 to 1939, including rare exhibits from Swiss car manufacturers.
The Foundation's Park and Sculpture Garden
The Pierre Gianadda Foundation's park is another highlight for visitors. It houses a sculpture garden that showcases a vast collection of works by 20th-century artists. Additionally, the park preserves ancient wall foundations, adding a touch of historical significance to the serene environment.
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