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Christ on the Cross
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Fragment of tapestry
Inscription regarding the burial of the body of Saint Peter
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Appliqued figure: Virgin and Child
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Mirror case cover
Tristan and Isolde meeting Ogrin the Hermit (?)
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Rediscovering the historic garden of the Hôtel de Cluny
The historic garden of the Hôtel de Cluny is currently closed, and significant work is needed to enable it to reopen to the public. This stage will finalise the major modernisation works completed in…
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Recent acquisitions
This page lists the works that have been added to the museum’s collections in the past three years through various acquisitions. The Musée de Cluny would like to express its most sincere gratitude to…
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Site protection
The National Museum of the Middle Ages is located in a unique historical site. Its preservation is a major priority in the establishment strategy. In addition to its maintenance, restoration work is…
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Targeted mediation
The mission of the Musée de Cluny is to welcome all visitors, in their diversity and adopt an inclusive approach. Various options are available to support individuals based on their needs and…
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Preserving and enriching the collections
The museum's staff are the custodians of a heritage preserved by previous generations. These collections must be preserved for future generations. The museum also actively pursues an acquisition…
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The scientific and cultural project
The overall establishment strategy is guided by a scientific and cultural project (SCP). As a national museum, this SCP is proposed by the management of the Musée de Cluny and validated by the French…
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Missions and projects
The projects undertaken by the National Museum of the Middle Ages are in line with the obligations established by law for museums in France. They also reflect the museum's ambitions regarding heritage…
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Collections coming from elsewhere
The Musée de Cluny also benefits from the loan policy of the Museums of France. Since the 19th century, the Louvre Museum, for example, has loaned several works to the museum.
These exchanges enable