Musée du Pays Brignolais, Regional museum in Brignoles, France
The Musée du Pays Brignolais is a regional museum located in the Palais des Comtes de Provence, a historic palace in Brignoles. It holds collections of archaeological artifacts, ethnological objects, fine art, and natural science items that represent local heritage.
The museum was founded in 1950 by André Jaubert and received official recognition as a museum of France in 2003. This designation confirmed its importance as a keeper of regional history.
The museum displays the Syagria sarcophagus from the 2nd century and works by regional artists like Frédéric Montenard and the Parrocel collection. These objects reveal stories of local artistic traditions and the people who shaped the region over centuries.
The museum offers guided tours and educational programs designed for children aged 3 to 10 to enhance their visit. These activities help visitors connect more deeply with the regional history and heritage on display.
The museum holds objects that reveal how people lived in this region across many centuries of history. The collection spans from Roman times to the modern era, offering insight into the daily lives of past inhabitants.
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