This pavilion pays homage to its previous life as a prison during the 19th and 20th centuries.
This airy space, with its glass-and-granite walls and roof surrounded by plants, is a unique and memorable place to hold your receptions, banquets, balls and weddings. The south side leads to the beautiful terrace, which overlooks the Plains of Abraham and the Saint Lawrence River. Its northern side stretches along Wolfe-Montcalm Avenue, which is bordered by majestic trees that add a certain charm to the area year-round. Photo : Bruce Damonte.Īt the heart of the museum, the Central Pavilion connects the other pavilions. Jean Paul Riopelle, L'Hommage à Rosa Luxemburg (détail), 1992. Acrylique et peinture en aérosol sur toile, 155 x 1 424 cm (1er élément) 155 x 1 247 cm (2e élément) 155 x 1 368 cm (3e élément). Collection du Musée national des beaux arts du Québec, Don de l'artiste (1996.96) © Succession Jean Paul Riopelle / SODRAC (2016).
