CATALOGUES AND
GUIDE-BOOKS
Archaeology:
Les e&poques gallo-romaine et merovingienne au Musede
d’Histoire et d’Art (with English summary), 3" edition 1978;
Pierres sculptees et inscriptions de l’ep0que romaine,
1974;
Les bronzes figures de l’8p0que romaine, 2" edition 1975;
La verrerie de P’epoque romaine, 2" edition 1979.
Fine Arts:
Peintures anciennes, 2" edition 1976;
Peintures et dessins luxembourgeois, 1979;
Sculptures anciennes figurees, 1977;
La sculpture medievale figurge, 2° edition 1982;
Art contemporain, 3'd edition 1977.
History of the Fortress of Luxembourg, Weapons, Ob-
jects from non-European countries:
Armes, forteresse, objets exotiques, 1979;
Eugene Ruppert - ”Le Chinois” (1864-1950), 1981.
Decorative and Popular Arts:
Peintures sous verre, 1976;
Les pratiques de protection populaires et le culte des saints
Dprotecteurs, 1983:
L’agriculture luxembourgeoise du XVIIl® au debut du XX®
siecle, 1981.
Numismatics:
Exposition numismatique, 1970;
Les monnaies d’or antiques, 1968;
Les monnaies de la republique romaine, 1969;
Les folles romains (Diocletien-Licinius Ih, 1972;
Les folles romains (dynastie constantinienne), 1976:
Les monnaies d’or medievales, 1970;
Les monnaies d’or modernes, 1971;
Salle des Medailles, 1980;
Catalogue des sceaux et cachets, 1980;
Joseph Bech (1887-1975). Inventaire de sa collection de
EEctons honorifiques de medailles et de monnaies,
MUSEUM EDUCATION SERVICE
The National Museum for History and Fine Arts offers the
public the use of its Education Service, the purpose of
which is to redefine the educational function of the museum
and to make people recognize the museum as a teaching-
place outside school. This activity mainly includes the fol-
lowing subjects: pre- and protohistory, national history, sSo-
cial and economic history, religion, art and ethnology.
On demand, the Education Service also organizes visits of
the different departments of the museum as well as of the
various temporary exhibitions which are presented
throughout the whole year. These visits are free (every day
sxcept Saturdays and Sundays, also in English).
For further information and for reservation (at least one
week in advance), please call number 478714 (office
hours), or write to the following address: National Museum
for History and Fine Arts, Education Service, Marche-aux-
Poissons, L-2345 Luxembourg, Grand Duchy of Luxem-
D0urg.
TAVERN OF THE MUSEUM
After having visited the museum, you should have a drink at
the tavern of the museum. The tavern bears the historical
name ”De Wälle Mann” (”At the Wild Man”). From the ter-
race one has a unique view of the suburbs of the city.
One enters the tavern in Wiltheim Street, but there are two
other entries in room 8 (ground floor) and in room 28 (cellar)
of the department of Decorative and Popular Arts. The
tavern is open every day, except on Mondays, from 10 a.m.
to 7 p.m.
OPENING HOURS OF THE
MUSEUM
Tuesdays to Sundays: from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, and
from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.:;
Department of Decorative and
Popular Arts and Crafts: from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.:
Department of National History
and Collection of Weapons: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Closed on Mondays. During winter (1% November to 31°
March) closed on Saturday mornings.
Visitors’ service: cataloaques, quide-books, postcards.
slides, etc.
ENTRANCGCE FREF
