| Monday | - | 2:30pm - 7:00pm |
| Thuesday to Friday | 10:00am - 12:00am | 2:30pm - 7:00pm |
| Saturday | 10:00am - 12:00am | 2:30pm - 6:00pm |
Closing at 18:00 the eve of public holidays.
Closed on public holidays.
Available by appointment.
“Souvenir de Bade” glass
A Baden-Baden souvenir glass, engraved and cut, presenting the Strasbourg Cathedral, circa 1860-1890.
View of Strasbourg Cathedral
A view of the Strasbourg Cathedral by André Schmitt (1888-1961), 1934.
Lucien Blumer
An oil painting on canvas representing a view of Strasbourg, Lucien Blumer (1871-1947).
Albert Schultz
A terra-cotta bust presenting an Alsatian Young Woman called « Gänseliesel », Albert Schultz (1871-1953), beginning of the 20th century.
Schmitt-André
An oil painting on canvas presenting a view of Strasbourg by André Schmitt (1888-1961).
Bronze medal
A bronze medal representing Alsace signed and dated G. Prud’homme 1919.
Master piece cabinet made in Strasbourg
A master piece cabinet in oak made a carpenter from Strasbourg, circa 1750.
Sketchbook
A sketchbook presenting different views on Alsatian and Swiss landscapes. 1836-1840.
Muller-Valentin – View of Strasbourg
Oil painting presenting a view of Strasbourg, 1920 1930.
Panorama of Strasbourg – The old Strasbourg Dominican church
Interactive panoramic lithography of Strasbourg around the late of the 19th century.
Panorama of Strasbourg and surroundings
A lithographie titled « Panorama de Strasbourg et de ses environs » taken from Strasbourg’s cathedral, mid 19th century.
Lithography of a Strasbourg popular celebration – Place Broglie
Lithography of a republican celebration from Strasbourg, mid 19th century.
Army’s imagery of Alsace : Revolutionary soldier
A color lithography extracted from army’s imagery of Alsace, STRASBOURG 1939.
Henri Bacher
A xylography presenting a view on Strasbourg and its cathedral by Henri Bacher.
Strasbourg faience display dish
A faience display dish made in Strasbourg, Joseph Hannong circa 1770
Silver sugar sifter
A silver sugar sifter, made in Strasbourg by the silversmith Jacob-Friedrich Kirstein (1765-1838).