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Breton Departmental Museum and its collection
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The Breton Departmental Museum is housed in the former palace of the bishops of Cornouaille, a building that dates back to the 16th century and was constructed up until the 20th century. This historic building, located adjacent to the Saint-Corentin Cathedral, adds to the museum's charm and historical significance.
Collections at the Breton Departmental Museum
The collections at the Breton Departmental Museum are organized both chronologically and thematically, providing a comprehensive overview of the region's history and culture. The four sections of the museum include archaeology and ancient arts, costumes and their representations by artists, wood sculpture and furniture, and Quimper ceramics. Each section offers a unique perspective on the region's past and its artistic traditions.
Temporary Exhibitions at the Museum
In addition to its permanent collections, the Breton Departmental Museum regularly organizes temporary exhibitions. These exhibitions are mainly dedicated to the arts of Brittany and representations of the region's sites and populations by artists between 1850 and 1950. These exhibitions provide a dynamic and evolving perspective on the region's cultural heritage.
FRMusée Départemental Breton
ENDepartmental Breton Museum
ENBreton County Museum
FRMusée Breton
History & Anthropology