Paru le 13/11/2009 | Broché 135 pages
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This guide offers a visit of the apartment where Victor Hugo lived with his family from 1832 to 1848, on the second floor of the Hôtel de Rohan-Guéménée, which became the Maison de Victor Hugo in 1903 thanks to the major donation that Paul Meurice made to the City of Paris.
It also presents a wide panorama of the various departments of the museum's collection, which are regularly enriched by acquisitions and donations. Hence, the reader will discover in this work somme of the writer's most remarkable drawings, along with photographs, manuscripts, precious books, editions, paintings, sculptures, numerous engravings and prints, and objects and personal souvenirs of the great man.
