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First created 4 Sep 2011. Version 1.0 - 7 Sep 2011. Jerry Tse. London.
The Entrance Hall with its beautiful bronze gilded staircase balustrade made in France in 1719.
The Collection
The museum has a large number of armours and weapons, including armours from other parts of the world, particularly India.
The museum has an impressive collection of French and Italian ceramic. Its collection of Serves ware is vast and varies.
It has a large collection of paintings, in particular French Rococo paintings, French Orientalism and Dutch 17C paintings, supplemented by Venetian vedute paintings.
Armour
Weapons
Armour
Ceramic
Ceramic
Porcelain
Sevres wares were formerly produced in the royal factory near Paris. The factory produced porcelain for the nobility of Europe.
Porcelain
Furniture
Clocks
The Great Gallery was specially built to display the familys collection.
French Paintings
French Paintings
French Paintings
French Paintings
French Paintings
French Paintings
French Paintings
French Paintings
French Paintings
French Paintings
Elizabeth Vigee-Lebrun was the best female portrait painter of her times. She painted over 30 portraits of Marie Antoinette and her family.
French Paintings
French Paintings
French Paintings
French Paintings
French Revolution
Dutch Painting
A masterpiece by Frans Hals.
Dutch Painting
Dutch Painting
Dutch Painting
Dutch Painting
Dutch Painting
Dutch Painting
Dutch Painting
Huysum is most well-known for his still life of flower paintings.
English Paintings
Italian Paintings
Italian Paintings
In 1872, it was Richard Wallace who donated some 50 drinking fountains to Paris, after his experience of the 1870 siege of Paris by the Prussian army. The fountains are common sights of Paris today.
The End
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Music Parisienne Walkway composed by Gary Moore, from the album Guitar Moods.