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Explore Art & Luxury at the Maeght Foundation!

"The Arch" (or "The Great Arch") is a work in engraved concrete created in 1963 by the artist Joan Miró. It is located in the heart of the Miró Labyrinth, within the grounds of the Fondation Maeght in Saint-Paul-de-Vence (Alpes-Maritimes, France).

Nestled in the sun-kissed hills of Saint-Paul de Vence, just 25 km from Nice, the Maeght Foundation is a vibrant haven for modern art lovers! Opened in 1964, this architectural masterpiece by Josep Lluís Sert pulses with creativity, showcasing over 13,000 works by legends like Miró, Chagall, and Giacometti. Wander through lush sculpture gardens where Calder’s mobiles dance in the breeze and Miró’s whimsical Labyrinth sparks joy.

Join exclusive guided tours to uncover hidden stories behind iconic pieces, or indulge in a private cocktail soirée amidst priceless art for a touch of Riviera glamour. Savor gourmet delights at Café F, where Diego Giacometti’s bespoke furniture elevates your dining experience. Summer brings electrifying concerts, art workshops, and starlit screenings, making every visit a cultural adventure.

View of an art exhibition dedicated to the artist Ellsworth Kelly (featuring, notably, the work *Red, Yellow and Blue*) at the Fondation Maeght.