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The museum's principal vocation is, through the two hundred gifts on permanent exhibition, to create a living picture of today's world. Each object is a physical and symbolic trace of the meetings and international events which have marked the President's seven-year term of office. The resolutely modernist museum building, with its pure outlines, was designed by one of the masters of contemporary architecture, Jean-Michel Wilmotte. For further information on the museum, see also: |
The
Musée du président Jacques Chirac, at Sarran,
in the heart of the massif des Monédières in Corrèze,
houses a collection of gifts given to the President during his official
duties.