The Eugène-Delacroix museum occupies, in the heart of the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, the workshop, the garden and a part of the apartment where the painter moved in 1857 to get closer to the Saint-Sulpice church which one had just confided to him the decoration of the chapel of the Saints-Angels. It was there that he lived the last six years of his life. In an intimate setting, the recently renovated museum presents a selection of paintings, watercolors, pastels, sketches, preparatory studies of the master, as well as letters and photographs of his entourage.