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Beaux arts croyances coutumes peinture — works of French museums

36 works of beaux arts croyances coutumes peinture held in "Museum of France" labeled museums and referenced in the Joconde database of the Ministry of Culture.

Sainte Jeanne de Chantal

Sainte Jeanne de Chantal

musée d'art sacré
L'Adoration des Mages

The Adoration of the Magi

musée d'art sacré
Saint Johannès

Saint Johannès

musée Crozatier
Le martyre de Saint Laurent

Le martyre de Saint Laurent

musée de l'Argonne Viard-Morel
La crucifixion

La crucifixion

musée d'Allard
Ex voto avec sainte Menehould

Ex voto avec sainte Menehould

musée de l'Argonne Viard-Morel
Vierge, Crucifixion, sacré Coeur

Vierge, Crucifixion, sacré Coeur

musée d'art sacré de la Meuse
Le Christ en croix

Le Christ en croix

musée de la Princerie
La descente de croix

La descente de croix

musée de la Princerie
Saint François de Sales

Saint François de Sales

musée d'art sacré
Portrait de Saint-Pierre apôtre

Portrait de Saint-Pierre apôtre

musée de la Marine de Loire
Vierge en oraison

Vierge en oraison

musée de la Princerie
Descente de croix

Descente de croix

musée de la Princerie
Le Christ portant sa croix

Le Christ portant sa croix

musée de la Princerie
Portrait de Saint-Jean l’Evangéliste

Portrait de Saint-Jean l’Evangéliste

musée de la Marine de Loire
Le baptême de Jésus-Christ

Le baptême de Jésus-Christ

musée de la Princerie
Saint Nicolas

Saint Nicolas

musée de la Princerie
Le baptême de Jésus-Christ

Le baptême de Jésus-Christ

musée de la Princerie

Frequently Asked Questions

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The Joconde database lists 36 notices of works categorized within the domain “Beaux arts croyances coutumes peinture” and preserved in “Museum of France” labeled museums. This number changes as collections digitization programs progress.

Some of the works of Beaux arts croyances coutumes peinture are digitized and available with images on DellArte. Entries without images contain complete textual information: title, artist, technique, creation period, dimensions, and preserving museum. Collection digitization continues each year.

Works of Beaux arts croyances coutumes peinture are preserved in many labeled museums, including major Parisian museums and provincial museums. Each work's record indicates the returning museum, facilitating planning for an in-person visit.

Use the search bar at the top of the page to find a work by its title, artist’s name, or technique. You can refine results by combining multiple terms. The search covers all notices of Beaux arts croyances coutumes peinture available in the Joconde database.

No. A large part of the collections of French museums are kept in reserve and are not permanently displayed. Only a fraction of works are shown in exhibition halls. Reserves are accessible upon request for research purposes, according to conditions set by each museum.

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Yes. The Joconde database includes works from all eras, from Prehistory to contemporary creation. Collections from modern art museums, FRACs, and labeled art centers help enrich the domain Beaux arts croyances coutumes peinture with recent works.

All data originate from the Joconde database of the Ministry of Culture, distributed via data.culture.gouv.fr under Open License v2.0 (Etalab). Records are provided by the preserving museums and validated by the Museum Service of France.