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Saint-Omer, France
The “Musée de l’hôtel Sandelin” is one of the main “Musées de France” (Museums of France) in the Nord/Pas-de-Calais region. Installed in a superb 18th century town house, its collections, displayed in 21 rooms and organised in three themes - History; Fine Art; Ceramics – provide visitors with the opportunity to enjoy an outstanding display of over 3,000 works.
Visit websiteColmar, France
Housed in a former convent dating back to the 13th century, the Musée Unterlinden displays a remarkable group of paintings and sculptures from the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance. It possesses one of the greatest works of Western art: the Isenheim Altarpiece, executed between 1512 and 1516 by Nicolaus of Haguenau and Grünewald. The museum’s collection of decorative art objects includes silver and gold treasures as well as an exceptional group of hunting and military weapons. Its archaeology section offers a nearly complete overview of the early development of human society, with objects from everyday life (Bergheim mosaic, 3rd century AD) or funerary contexts (gold jewellery from a princely sepulchre).
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The Palais des Beaux-Arts of Lille, one of the premier museums in France, houses in its imposing 19th-century building collections of European paintings, a Prints and Drawings Room, a collection of Antiquities, a mediaeval and Renaissance collection, 17th- and 18th-century ceramics, 19th-century French sculptures and 18th-century scale models.
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Visit websiteThe Atlas database covers all the works exhibited in the museum - some 30,000 items.
Internet users, like museum visitors, will find the usual explanatory texts that accompany museum exhibits, compiled under the authority of the museum curators.
Le catalogue regroupe plus de 500.000 notices d'objets de toute nature (archéologie, beaux-arts, ethnologie, histoire, sciences et techniques...) valorisées par des parcours thématiques, des zooms et des expositions virtuelles.
Joconde est le fruit d'un partenariat constant entre le bureau de la diffusion numérique des collections du service des musées de France et les musées participants.
L'espace professionnel propose de nombreuses fiches de conseils consacrées à l'informatisation et à la numérisation des collections. La rubrique "Musées en ligne" offre une sélection des ressources numériques muséales du monde entier (bases de données, expositions virtuelles, sites remarquables).