The Nativity is honored at the Museum
The museum in its own way is preparing for Christmas by submitting to various winter visitors representations of the nativity scene.
Four cribs from the XVIII century to the middle of the twentieth century illustrate the evolution of decorative arts during this period, despite the intangible nature of the scene itself
Whether painted, embroidered, or carved, with the characters stone, wax or painted on glass, the crib remains the essential element of these Christmas holidays at the end of the year.