Faure Museum is based on works originally from a private collection, that of Dr. Jean Faure (1862–1942). They were bequeathed to the city and kept, in a villa built in 1902, since 1949. This museum has the second greatest French collection of works of Rodin with not less than thirty-four sculptures, not counting the master studies. The establishment also displays a collection of paintings concerning impressionism to the public. Associated painters, such as those of romanticism, post-impressionism and symbolism are also displayed. It holds the second largest impressionist collection of the province. Paintings by Corot, Boudin, Jongkind, Ravier, Puy, Cézanne, Sisley, Pissarro, Degas, Bonnard, Vuillard, Lebourg, Lebasque, Marquet, Robert Antral, Charles Cottet, , Edmond Aman-Jean, John Singer Sargent, Victor Vignon, Constant Troyon and Stanislas Lépine. Adolphe Monticelli, Georges Michel, and Jean-Victor Bertin are also displayed. Green areas Regularly winning awards from the , since 1959, Aix-les-Bains has won several prizes: Town of four flowers since 1981 National grand prize of the flowering confirmed every 3 years since 1989 National grand prize of the flowers of fall in 1991 European grand prize of flowering towns and villages, in 1992 Winner of the Golden Tree awarded by the National Union of Entrepreneurs of the Landscape In 2012, the Fleur d'Or [Golden Flower]. It was awarded for one year and can no longer be granted back to the city before a period of six years Aix-les-Bains has averaged more than: 860 bins and planters 6,000 trees in the city centre including 2,150 in alignment of parks, gardens, squares and sports facilities 125,000 plants including 45,000 bulbs in spring 72,000 plants in summer 3,200 plants in autumn A flowering in four seasons is ensured in the town. Thus, its horticultural centre of approximately ensures continuous and regular production of about 300,000 plants per year. In summer 2008, more than 95,000 plants wrapped and decorated the town, divided into 103 species and separated into 241 varieties. Aix-les-Bains was the first city in Savoy to embark, in 2006, in integrated biological control, a mode of ecological production of plants. The is composed of old and rare trees. This is a theatre of greenery with three thousand seats. It welcomes open-air concerts, especially in summer. The , in an area of in the heart of the town, includes woods and meadows in its midst, along with hiking trails and a sports park. The esplanade of the lake