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Show-case 7: LUXEMBOURG FEUDAL RULERS 
Coins of Schönecken, Cugnon and St. Vith. 
Medieval gold coins. Chaise d’or of Charles IV 
struck at Antwerp. 
Show-case 8: MODERN COINAGE 
Golden ten-thaler pieces from Brunswick- 
Lunebourg and Saxony, ducaton of Philip Il., 
struck at Milan. Nassau thalers, etc. 
Show-case 9: LUXEMBOURG MEDALS 
(a small selection) 
Cf. also room 43 in the department of Decorative 
and Popular Arts. 
Show-case 10: ORDERS AND DECORATIONS 
Orders conferred to Paul Eyschen, Minister of 
State from 1888 to 1915. Grand-cross of the 
House Order of the Golden Lion of Nassau 
Luxembourg), Grand-cross of the White Eagle 
Russia), etc. 
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FINE ARTS 
Luxembourg painters 
(1st half of the 20® century) 
WORKS BY LUXEMBOURG ARTISTS 
Watercolours by the Luxembourg artist Sosthene 
‘Neis (1872-1941), a romantic post-Impressionist. 
Paintings by the Luxembourg Impressionist 
Dominique Lang (1874-1919), and by Jean-Pierre 
3Zeckius (1899-1946). 
Also notice a drawing by Victor Hugo, which the 
French writer executed while he was staying in 
Luxembourg, as well as a watercolour by J.M.W. 
Turner with a view of Luxembourg (about 1834). 
Rooms 101 and 102, staircase 
PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURES 
BY LUXEMBOURG ARTISTS 
Works by artists who took part in the Secessional 
Salon created in 1927 as a reaction to the more 
sonservative Salon of the ”Cercle Artistique”: oil 
vaintings by Nico Klopp (1894-1930), paintings, 
drawings and sculptures by Auguste Tremont 
1892-1980). 
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We wish to draw your attention to the fact that 
some pictures by native artists from the late 18" to 
the early 20* centuries are displayed in the depart- 
ment of Decorative and Popular Arts; see rooms 5 
and 6 of that denartment*