Some attractions within Geneva - Museum of Art and History Upper Ground Floor Map:
- (212) Ecclesiastical Art of the Middle Ages
- (211) Sallis J.-J. Rigaud
- (210) Salle du Conseil d'Etat
- (209) Salon de Cartigny
- (206/207) Salle Renaissance
- (205) Salle d'honneur of the château of Zizers
- (204) European Weapons and Armor (15th-18th C.)
- (202, 203) Silver from Geneva, the rest of Switzerland and France
- (201) Contemporary Art
- (218) Prehistoric articles
- (213-217) Being converted for special exhibitions
- (111) Egypt: steles, reliefs, sarcophagi and mummies
- (112) Near East: gravestones, bronzes, ceramic and gold
- (113) Greek sculpture, vases and jewelry.
- (114) Etruscan art: pottery, ceramics and sculptures, urns, small bronzes
- (115) Ancient Rome: works of art and everyday objects, mainly from the Geneva area
- (300, 301) Special exhibitions.
- (301, 308) Numismatic collection, Byzantine art.
- (302) `Salle des étains`: pewter from Geneva and other regions of Switzerland (16th-19t
- (303) `Belle chambre`: room from the Château of Zizers, tiled stove.
- (304) `Chambre peinte`: room from the Château of Zizers (Regency style).
- (306) `Salle Anna Sarasin`: coffered ceiling, stove from Winterthur.
- (400) Peristyle: special exhibitions
- (401) Paintings of the German, Flemish, French and Italian schools
- (402) `Foundation Baszanger`: Dutch and Flemish painting (15th-17th c.)
- (403) Dutch painting (16th-17th c.)
- (404) French and Italian paintings of the 17th-18th c.: Nicolas Régnier
- (417, 418) Flemish and Dutch portraits of the 17th c.
- (419) Dutch masters, painting in the Italian manner
- (420) French paintings of the 17th c.
- (421) Italian painting of the first half of the 18th c.
- (422) Pastels by Jean-Etienne Liotard
- (405) First and foremost French portraits of the 18th c.
- (406) Paintings by Jean-Etienne Liotard; furniture of the 18th c.
- (407) Paintings from Geneva of the second half of the 18th c.
- (408) Paintings and sculpture from Geneva from the end of the 18th
- (409) Paintings from Geneva of the 19th c. François Diday (1802-77)
- (423, 424) Temporary exhibitions of the Cabinet des Dessins
- (410) Room entirely devoted to Camille Corot (1796-1875).
- (425-428) Room devoted to the pioneers of modern painting
- (425) Works by Sonja Delaunay, Paul Klee, Fernard Léger
- (426) Works by Kurt Schwitters
- (427) Works by Richter Hans Arp and Alexander Rodtschenko
- (428) Works by Russian Constructionists
- (413) Swiss paintings from the beginning of the 20th c.
- (414) Paintings by Félix Vallotton
- (415) Sculpture from the end of the 19th c. and of the present day
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