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DECORATIVE AND POPULAR ARTS 
House No. 12 
1s°t FLOOR - Entrance '1C 
DECORATIVE 
AND POPULAR ARTS 
Annexe, rooms 1 to 63 
On the 1% floor, turn to the right and go through 
rooms 104 to 106, in front of the spiral staircase 
turn again to the right (see plan pages 4 and 5). 
/argueno- 
cabinet 
FURNITURE AND OBJECTS FROM THE 
NATIONAL HISTORY (15% to 18° centuries) 
Zenaissance fireplace (17° century). Iron chests in 
the Renaissance style (16 to 17% centuries). Plan 
and view of the town of Luxembourg in the 16 
century. 
Gothic and Renaissance chests, wooden and mar- 
Dle sculptures. Statue ”De Welle Mann” (”The Wild 
Man”), which served as a sign-board for the house 
of the same name (formerly Wiltheim-house (?), 
Fishmarket Square, 16 century). On the wall: Por- 
traits of historical personalities. 
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Four-season cabinet (Cologne, 17 century), 
Spanish cabinet with escritoire (Varguefo, 17° 
century). Side-board (French Renaissance, 16 
senturv). Tapestrv (Antwerp., 17° centurv). 
PLANS AND MAPS OF THE TOWN AND THE 
FORMER DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG (staircase) 
PAINTINGS BY LUXEMBOURG ARTISTS 
(18 to early 20® centuries) 
Paintings by Jean-Louis Gilson, called Friar Ab- 
raham d’Orval (1741-1809), Jean-Baptiste Fresez 
(1800-1867), Nicolas Liez (1809-1892), Michel 
Weyler (1851-1926) and Jean-Pierre Huberty 
!1870-1897). 
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apestry from 
Antwarn 
PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURES BY 
LUXEMBOURG ARTISTS — 
AUBUSSON-TAPESTRIES 
Paintings by Michel Engels (1851-1901), Frantz 
Seimetz (1858-1934), Guido Oppenheim (1862- 
1942), Pierre Blanc (1872-1946), Eugene Mousset 
(1877-1941) and Dominique Lang (1874-1919). 
Sculptures by Auguste Tremont (1892-1980). Au- 
busson-tapestries with myvthological motives 
(about 18401.