Works from French museums — Joconde catalog
This catalog gathers over 300,000 digitized works from the Joconde database of the Ministry of Culture: paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs, archaeological objects, and decorative arts conserved in 1,220 labeled "Museum of France" museums. Search by title, artist, or technique.
31 Results for « Bertrand Paul »
Vue de la bibliothèque du château de Chantilly
PhotographyVue du cabinet des gemmes
PhotographyVue du salon de Condé
PhotographyVue de la chambre du duc d'Aumale
Photography
Vue de la galerie des Batailles
Photography
Vue du château de Chantilly des douves
Photography
Vue de la chambre de Monsieur le Prince
PhotographyVue de la galerie Duban au Petit Château
Photography
Autre vue de la chambre du duc d'Aumale
PhotographyVue de l'intérieur du jeu de paume
PhotographyVue du château de Chantilly
PhotographyVue de la salle des gardes
PhotographyAutre vue de l'intérieur du jeu de paume
PhotographyVue du château de la Reine Blanche
PhotographyVue du château des parterres de Le Nôtre
Photography
Vue de l'antichambre du château de Chantilly
PhotographyVue du grand Cabinet
PhotographyVue de deux panneaux de la petite singerie
PhotographyVue de la chambre de la duchesse d'Aumale
PhotographyBy technique
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know
The Joconde database from the Ministry of Culture lists approximately 700,000 records of works preserved in French museums. On dellarte.fr, more than 300,000 records with digitized images are accessible. This number increases regularly as digitization programs progress.
The Joconde database is the collective catalog of collections from French museums, managed by the Ministry of Culture. It catalogues artworks and patrimonial objects from museums labeled 'Museum of France' and is freely accessible at data.culture.gouv.fr under Open License v2.0.
The Joconde database covers all artistic and patrimonial fields: painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, photography, archaeology, decorative arts, ceramics, goldsmithing, numismatics, ethnology, furniture, textile, and many others.
The availability of images depends on each museum and the rights associated with the work. Many records include a photograph of the work; others only provide a textual description, especially for works still under copyright.
Use the search bar to find a piece by its title, artist's name, technique used, or the museum that preserves it. The search covers all available records.
No. Only part of the collections are digitized and listed in the Joconde database. Museums continue digitization efforts; the number of records available online increases each year.
Textual data (title, author, technique, period, museum) are published under Open License v2.0 (Etalab) and can be freely reused. Images are subject to specific rights depending on the work and the museum.
Since the data comes from the Joconde database, corrections should be reported directly to the Ministry of Culture via data.culture.gouv.fr. You can also contact us to relay your report.
Yes. Enter a period in the search bar — for example, ‘17th century’, ‘Renaissance’, or ‘contemporary art’ — to filter works by their creation period.
Yes. The Joconde database lists works from all eras, from Prehistory to contemporary art. Collections from modern art museums and FRAC (Regional Contemporary Art Funds) also contribute.