Le cabinet de curiosité. Une tentation permanente. Voyages Anthropology

Anthropology

The second city of the Roman Empire left behind few archaeological or epigraphic remains

an extraordinary art that will make this exhibition an ode to Korean embroidery

L’exposition et le catalogue qui l’accompagne analysent le regard que Yan Pei-Ming porte sur lui-même et sur sa création

Le cabinet de curiosité. Une tentation permanente. Voyages AnthropologyThe reality of the cabinet of curiosities is a constant throughout history. Anticipated by Roman Antiquity and the Middle Ages, it took on extremely varied forms at the beginning of the Renaissance. It was then the work of princes, scholars, or religious congregations. It brought together, under the guise of a theatrical encyclopedia, the various domains of creation, whether they were the work of nature itself or the action of man. There we encounter