In the heart of Pont-à-Mousson, a stone's throw from the Premonstratensian Abbey and the banks of the Moselle, the Museum Along the Paper invites you to discover a rare and innovative know-how: the art of paper mache, used since the 19th century to create unique furniture and decorative objects.
Papier-mâché, a revolution in decorative art
A lightweight, durable and aesthetic alternative to solid wood, papier-mâché has enabled the creation of refined furniture, accessible to a greater number of people.
The museum highlights the history of the Adt family, of German origin, who knew how to combine artisanal technique et Rococo design inspired by Chinese lacquers.
BPAM TourismA precursor material of our time
Long before the era of plastic, papier-mâché was used to make a wide variety of everyday objects: toys, boxes, accessories…
The museum explores the modernity of this surprising material, which played a key role in the development of mass production.
An unmissable cultural place in Lorraine
Whether you are passionate aboutart, design, industrial history or simply curious, this museum promises you an original and enriching visit.
Its ideal location in Pont-à-Mousson makes it a choice stage during your discovery of Lorraine's heritage.
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Everything you need to know about the imagery of Pont-a-Mousson
A cousin of Epinal imagery, Pont-à-Mousson imagery has the same characteristics, notably the depiction of popular and educational themes, even social, political or satirical ones.
These illustrations, published in the form of colored lithographs, are treasures to be discovered without further delay.
Museum of Paper
