De la propagande pour le pouvoir - Musée de Picardie

Au cours du XIXe siècle, les musées sont passés de lieux de prestige au service du pouvoir à celui d’un lieu où l’on met tout en œuvre pour vulgariser et partager la connaissance ! Et vous allez le voir, c’est pas de tout repos et il y a quelques coups de bluff qui ont permis ces changements !

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- Le livre d’Arnaud Bertinet : http://www.mareetmartin.com/livre/les-musees-de-napoleon-iii
- Porphyre Labitte, Mémoire sur la bibliothèque et les musées d’Abbeville, Abbeville: Gamain, 1869
- Dominique Poulot, Musée, Nation, Patrimoine 1789-1815, Paris: Gallimard, 1997
- Philippe de Chennevières, Travaux de M. de Chennevières… Du rapport adressé par M. le directeur des Musées nationaux à M. le ministre de l’Intérieur, sur la nécessité de relier les musées des départements au musée central du Louvre, Paris: Lacour, 1848.
- Musée Napoléon, catalogue des peintures et sculptures exposées dans ce monument, Amiens, Lemer, 1865.

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