AGORHA - Répertoire des sculptures allemandes des musées de France (bois et bois polychromé, vers 1460-1530) is a database of Institut national d'histoire de l'art (INHA) containing the repertory of German sculptures in the museums of France (wood and polychromed wood, circa 1460-1530). The database contains nearly 500 German sculptures kept in 60 museums in France.
Visit websiteGalerie Sismann is a Paris based art dealer specializing in early European sculpture 1000-1800.
Visit websiteBrou, Bourg-en-Bresse, France
Commissioned by Margaret of Austria. After the death of her husband Philip the Handsome (1480-1504), Duke of Savoy, Margaret of Austria decided to build the royal monastery of Brou outside Bourg-en-Bresse to house three sumptuous tombs (one each for her husband and mother, and one for herself). The royal monastery of Brou is formed of monastic buildings arranged around a church and three cloisters. This church is a flamboyant Gothic masterpiece, unique in France.
Visit websiteThe centre for research and restauration of the musées de France (C2RMF)
Visit websiteCreated in 2001, the Institut national d'histoire de l'art (INHA) is an Academic, Cultural and Professional Public Establishment (EPSCP – Établissement public scientifique, culturel et professionnel) under the supervision of the ministers of Higher Education, Research and Culture.
Visit websiteThe Palais des Beaux-Arts in Lille (FR) shows recently rediscovered sculptures in their exhibition 'Les belles du Nord' and has launched a crowdfunding campaign for their restoration. Conservation will take place live in the exhibition room from mid May 2016 onwards.
Visit websiteParis, France
Heir to the century of the Enlightenment and the French Revolution, the Louvre was quickly accepted as the "museum among museums" and since then it has remained a model and a recognized authority.
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Curator sculpture collection: Sophie Jugie
Cassel, France
Flanders Département Museum stands on Mount Cassel. Its aim is to showcase artistic creation in Flanders – which makes it unique.
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