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Musée Zadkine
The Musée Zadkine is a Parisian museum devoted to the Russian-born sculptor Ossip Zadkine (1890-1967), who settled in Paris in 1910. Wikipedia ↗
No subsidy, investment or public contract could be tied to this place in the open data: day-to-day running costs (upkeep, staff) are not broken down by place. Only subsidies to an operator, investment projects and public contracts that name the place appear here.
What the Paris Council said about it
5 moments chosen out of the 14 deliberations read. Each line opens the document.
MAY 2010The museum sells to fund itselfThe Council approved the principle of selling two bronzes by Ossip Zadkine for €47,000, the proceeds allocated to the museum's expenses in accordance with the legator's wishes.MAY 2009An acquisition worth €280,000The Council authorized the acquisition of a work by Ossip Zadkine, "Tête d'homme", for the museum for €280,000.NOVEMBER 2001How the City manages the Zadkine inheritanceThe Council authorized reinvesting the capital of the Zadkine bequest in government securities, with revenue and expenditure estimated at 507,500 francs.JULY 2000Principle of the works and the garden approvedThe Council approved the principle of extension and restructuring works for the museum and the landscaping of its garden, and authorized the signing of the contracts.NOVEMBER 1997The first green light for the expansionThe Council authorized the Mayor to file the demolition and construction permits for the redevelopment and extension of the Musée Zadkine (6th arrondissement).3 more moments, 1997–2005
SEPTEMBER 2005The collection also grows through giftsThe Council authorized the Mayor to accept various hand-delivered gifts for several museums; two concerned the Musée Zadkine: a lithographed portrait of Zadkine (€150) and a drawing by the artist (€1,200).APRIL 2003A work by Zadkine for the museum that bears his nameThe Council authorized the acquisition of a sculpture "Tête d'homme" by Ossip Zadkine for the museum, for €174,511.23.NOVEMBER 1997The bequest finances its own worksThe Council authorized the acquisition of a white marble "Tête, 1916" for the museum, financed from the proceeds of the Zadkine bequest (400,000 francs).Same kind
