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National museums, permanent collections and follow up of Collections

Le Musée du Louvre has entrusted the restoration of glasses and ceramics for the departments of Eastern antiques (AO) as well as Greek and Roman antiques (AGER) to Atelier Dupin, since 1995.



Temporary ceramic exhibitions :


Ceramics :
1990 : Céramiques de Lorraine, Chefs-d'œuvre des XVIIIème et XIXème siècles (10 pièces). Fabriques de Lunéville, de Niderviller. Workshop Restoring. High Museum of Art (Atlanta, USA)
1993 : During the excavations at Château de Marly, workshop restoration of the ceramic tiles decorating the ponds "Château de faïence " (Marly le roi , Fra)
1999 : " Peintures et sculptures de faïence "XVIIIth century. Restoring the pieces on site and implementation of the exhibition (Rouen - Fra)
2000 : " Vanités de faïences ", on site restoring of the 250 Catalan payment tiles. XVIIIth century. Museum Arles latin and the LAMM in Aix-en-Provence (CNRS) (Arles, Fra).

Glasses :
1989 : " A travers le verre " Rouen. Restoring of medieval glasses, 80 pieces treated in a workshop, Musée des Antiquités (Rouen-Fra).
1989 : " l'Eglise et son environnement ". Treating of medieval glass. LAMM in Aix-en-Provence, CNRS (Aix-en-Provence, Fra)
1993 : Exhibition " Verres et merveilles ". Restoring of about 50 Gallo-Roman glass (Guiry en Vexin, Fra).
1997 : Exhibition. Workshop restoring of glass milkbottles, XVIII-XXth centuries. Musée de Fécamp (Fécamp, Fra).


Private Institutions, Insurance Companies and Experts, Embassies, Administrations such as :


Michelin, Banque Indosuez, Hôtel Matignon, Mobilier National, Ambassade de Colombie, Ambassade de France (Iceland), Maître Briest (Picasso, Masseot Abaquesne), Maître Cornette de St Cyr, Société d'Assurance (Chana Orlof), etc... Back to the top