Museum

Musée d'Orléans

Orléans, France

Museum in Orléans. 4 people in the register connected with it.

History

  1. 1879
    Desnoyers abandoned his forty-year collection of about 4500 objects to the museum, of which he became director.

    Antoinette J. Decaudin (1984). Le mauvais oeil, une superstition perdurable. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 2, p. 2

  2. 1882
    The museum's 1882 catalogue listed a collection of objects from Cesnola's Cyprus excavations, including gold jewellery.

    Antoinette J. Decaudin (1984). Le mauvais oeil, une superstition perdurable. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 2, p. 2

Acquisitions and dealings

2 records

Gifts, purchases, bequests and loans

  1. 1879

    GiftFrançois Edmond Desnoyers

    François Desnoyers gave his accumulated collections to the museum in 1879.

    collections amassées pendant quarante années (soit 4500 objets)OrléansDecaudin 1984, p. 25

People’s work with it

People

4 people

Donors and lenders · 3

Others connected · 1

Objects

Mentioned in

2 mentions

Documents · 1

  • People · 1listed under People

Sources

  1. 1. (1859). Gazette des beaux-arts (1859).
  2. 2. (1984). Antoinette J. Decaudin, Le mauvais oeil, une superstition perdurable (1984), p. 26.
  3. 3. (1921). American Journal of Archaeology 1921: Vol 25 (1921).
  4. 4. (1918). Revue archéologique (1918).
  5. 5.Antoinette J. Decaudin (1984). “Le mauvais oeil, une superstition perdurable”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 2.

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