Musée Yan’Dargent
Saint-Servais
The museum exhibits works by the artist Yan’ Dargent, born and buried in Saint-Servais (1824-1899).
Yan’ Dargent painted the landscapes of his native Léon as well as those of the Crozon peninsula. He depicted the legends of his childhood, including “The Washerwomen of the Night,” his most famous painting. He decorated many churches. Finally, he was a prolific illustrator.
In 2025, the Yan’ Dargent museum celebrates the Breton imagination in the work of Yan’ Dargent: landscapes, legends and saints of Brittany. A very fine selection of works is presented, including several paintings loaned for this occasion. The exhibition is introduced by a text specially written by the writer Philippe Le Guillou.
Visitors are also guided through the church and the ossuary where they discover Yan’ Dargent’s talent as a sacred painter.
Free guided tours.
Open every day, except Monday, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Opening
– From Saturday 5 July 2025 to Sunday 21 September 2025
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