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Blanzy, Musée de l'Association La Mine et les Hommes
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Follow the tracks of the blackened faces! Learn about the miners' world, their living and working conditions, and equipment of the time: lamproom, mine, headgear, colliery winder. At the end, galleries from the French Revolutionary period until the 1990s, where operating methods, and means of transportation, communication, ventilation and safety are retraced. The plough bed with moving ground support is an ultramodern machine, unique in France.
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Dijon, Musée des Beaux-Arts
The Museum of Fine Arts in Dijon is one of the oldest museums in France It is one of the most interesting ones there is, due to the richness of its encyclopaedic collections, stretching from Egyptian art to the 20th century, and due to the historical interest of the building that holds them, the Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy.
©Dijon Museum of Fine Arts Photo: François Jay
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Beaune, Musée des Beaux-Arts
Collections from the 12th century to the start of the 20th. Strong points: Flemish and Dutch painting of the 16th and 17th centuries; as well as the works of Michaud and Ziem, 19th century artists born in Beaune. The latter enjoyed an international career as an orientalist painter. |
Beaune, Musée du Vin de Bourgogne
Created in 1938, the museum was installed in the former Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy (14th-18th centuries), following the works by André Lagrange and Georges Henri Rivière, a musicologist and ethnologist. History of the vine from Antiquity until the 20th century, the work of the vintner and cooper, as well as traditions associated with wine. Tapestries of Lurçat and Tourlière. |
Dijon, Muséum - Jardin des sciences
Located in the centre of Dijon, the Harquebus Museum and Garden of Sciences has many centres of interest in its various buildings: permanent exhibitions, special exhibitions on attractive themes, presentation of the range of Burgundy flora in the botanical garden. |
Dijon, Musée d'Art Sacré
The Religious Art Museum located in the church of the Bernadine Monastery, has on show works of art, sculptures, paintings, textiles and gold work dating from the 12th to the 20th century. |
Dijon, Musée Magnin
This museum, which is the Lantin House, one of the finest 17th century residences in Dijon, owes its existence to two committed collectors, Jeanne and Maurice Magnin. They brought together a remarkable collection of paintings, drawings and objects, which they bequeathed to the State in 1938. According to their wishes, this museum has retained the look of an art lover's habitat and a home that is lived in. The originality of this collection and its refined setting make it a place to savour in the heart of Dijon. |
Dijon, Musée archéologique
The collections come from all over the Côte-d'Or. Set up initially by the Departmental Antiquities Commission, they were installed in the dormitory of the St. Bénigne abbey from 1930. The museum has been run by the municipality since 1955. |
Beaune, Musée E.J. Marey
The museum shows the work and life of Etienne-Jules Marey (Beaune, 1830 - Paris, 1904), a renowned physiologist, the inventor of chronophotography - the analysis of movement using photography - and of scientific cinema. Scientific and artistic works of the 20th century influenced by Marey. |
Dijon, Musée de la Vie Bourguignonne Perrin de Puycousin
The Perrin de Puycousin Museum of Burgundy Life, located in the cloister of the Bernadine Monastery, provides a collection of rural ethnography (costumes, moveable possessions etc) and urban ethnography (daily life in Dijon from the 18th to the beginning of the 20th centuries). |
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