Six significant artists took refuge in Grasse, including Sonia Delaunay, Jean Arp and Sophie Taeuber, in 1941

One of the great pioneers of photography, Charles Nègre, was born and died in Grasse

The great impressionist spent the winter months of 1900 & 1901 in Magagnosc, in the commune of Grasse

Grasse has four of its own 'lutrins' showcasing local scenes.

Grasse's cathedral contains works by the great artist Rubens, but how did they get there?

Grasse has several Trompe l’Oeil (‘tricking the eye') images, some easy to miss.

The only thing in common between the perfumery and the painter is the name.