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  • Gaston of Orléans back in Blois?

    All eyes were on Édouard Ambroselli’s stand at the most recent edition of FAB Paris at the Grand Palais: there, he unveiled an exceptional selection of seventeenth-century sculptures, including four…

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  • A fundraising campaign to save the Hôtel de Magny

    Faut-il attendre que la situation soit critique pour agir ? Les promeneurs du Jardin des Plantes ne peuvent ignorer l’état de délabrement de l’Hôtel de Magny, construit autour de 1700 et classé au…

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  • Singing for the stones... and to restore them

    Pour sauver un monument, il ne suffit pas de le restaurer, il faut le garder en vie, lui conserver un usage, si possible cohérent avec sa fonction première. C’est ce que rappelait mardi dernier le…

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  • Orléans: successful fundraising continues

    Toujours plus ! Ce pourrait être la devise du Musée des Beaux-Arts d’Orléans pour ses acquisitions. En quelques jours, la souscription lancée pour acheter le tableau La maison natale de Jeanne d’Arc…

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  • Fundraising for the Legion of Honour

    In 1811, Napoleon wrote to the Comte de Lacépède: "The decoration is a distinction granted by the Emperor. No Frenchman decorated with the Grand Eagle or the Cross of the Legion of Honour may wear it…

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  • A fundraising for Orléans

    The House Where Joan of Arc Was Born Before Its Restoration, with Jean-Baptiste Jollois and Charles Pensée by Jean-Antoine Laurent, presented by the Talabardon & Gautier gallery in their November…

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  • A fundraising campaign to restore Ronceray Abbey

    Legend has it that brambles entwined the foot of a statue of the Virgin found in 1527 in the crypt of the Abbey of Our Lady of Charity, which was henceforth called Ronceray Abbey. Founded in Angers…

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