It is really sad to see that the house of this Belgian painter and his Balinese wife is terribly neglected. It must have been beautiful 80 years ago when he built it. The doors and windows are all in sculpture wood. The twin walls are...More

It was the story behind the museum that piqued my interest and made me want to visit the place. A Belgian artist in Bali in the mid-50s, a young Balinese dancer who was his muse and wife, the seaside setting for inspiration and lots of...More

really cheap to get into 50,000IDR and right on the beach interesting paintings and photographs.It could do with a little money spent on it but worth a visit

I took refuge here when walking down the beach and found it to be an interesting place. Lots of statues and it was not busy at all, maybe that was because I went around 10 in the morning. The entry fee is cheap and it's...More

We went out of our way to find this museum and were not disappointed. The layout is a bit chaotic, but once we got used to it, we found it easy to find our way. The art is a nice fusion of European impressionist art...More

for those interested in Bali history (especially the intersection of European artists with Balinese), this is a very interesting spot worth a 20 minute visit. It is unfortunate that the signage is minimal, as Le Mayeur played a unique role in Bali. Read before you...More

It pains me to say that this museum has the worst art preservation and presentation. As an art enthusiast, especially impressionist paintings, the way they display the paintings, especially Le Mayeur's early paintings in Europe is so tearjerking. The paints have faded away and losing...More

Near the now big, sprawling Bali Beach Hotel you can find the tiny house where the painter Le Mayear lived and painted in the 1930s with his Balinese dancer and wife - Ni Pollock. The hours are limited and somewhat erratic, but it's worth the...More

What an important piece of art history in Bali. It is however not well maintained and the art works and the home seem likely to continue to deteriorate unless there is some serious investment and plan for its future. I loved it but had mixed...More

This is a great exhibition of Belgian Artist Le Mayeur who fell in love with Legong dancer Ni Polok and married her and he lived and painted in Senur. Because of the humidity and openness to the weather many of the artworks are appearing to...More