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Charolles, Musée du Prieuré

The Priory Museum offers a collection of Charolles pottery, pieces of exceptional craftsmanship alongside popular items of an advertising or religious nature. Some forty canvasses by Jean Laronze (1852-1937), a Burgundy landscape artist reflect the feeling of nobility and calm that the landscapes of Saône-et-Loire inspired in him. The Priory Chapel has since 2006 held the collection of sculptures by René Davoine (1888-1962).

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Museums autour de Joigny

Villiers-Saint-Benoit, Musée d'Art et d'Histoire de Puisaye
The Puisaye is an area whose geographic and strategic position, between the Loire and the Yonne, shaped a very special history, recounted here in the Puisaye Museum of Art and History.

Auxerre, Musée d'histoire naturelle
In a former middle-class house the town of Auxerre presents its natural history collections by way of both permanent and temporary exhibitions, organising a large number of activities around the exhibitions, such as theme days, videoconferences and other artistic activities.

Sens, Musées

The former archbishops' palace, next to the cathedral of Sens, is gradually taking in and putting into a coherent whole all the collections of Sens. These are the collections of the town of Sens, of the Sens Archeological Society, and of the State (the treasures of the cathedral and of the Bishops' Palace).

Auxerre, musée Leblanc-Duvernoy
The charming home of a notable tucked away at the back of a quiet, public gardens, it has retained with its woodwork, paintings, sculptures and furniture the atmosphere of the 18th century, and in its music room there is the extraordinary decor of Beauvais tapestries.

Auxerre, Musée-Abbaye Saint-Germain
A remarkable witness to the Carolingian renaissance in Europe, the former abbey of St. Germain, currently being restored, facilitates the discovery of the 15 centuries of the history of Auxerre as well as the spiritual and intellectual life of the West.