Musée Saint-Raymond
Saint-Raymond Museum
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 Location within Toulouse
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| Type | Art museum, Archeological museum, Historic site |
| Curator | Evelyne Ugaglia |
| Website | saintRaymond.toulouse.fr |
The Musée Saint-Raymond (in English, Saint-Raymond museum) established in 1891, is a museum located in Toulouse, France, specializing in antiquities.
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History
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Visitor figures
Source: www.data.gouv.fr[1]
Collections
Early Christian necropolis
The early Christian necropolis was discovered in the excavation under the museum between 1994 and 1996 and contains a lime-kiln, about a hundred sepulchres and severals inscriptions.[2]
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Lime-kiln
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Lime-kiln
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Latin epitaph
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Chiragan villa
The first floor of the museum contains finds from the Chiragan villa in Martres-Tolosane, 60 km south-west of Toulouse. The villa was populated from the first to the fourth century.[3]
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Roman bust of an armoured man
Labours of Hercules
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Hercules and the Erymanthian Boar
Busts of Gods
Copies of Greek sculptures
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Minerva
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Athena-Minerva
Emperors
The collection of Roman emperors busts in the second largest in France, after the one of the Louvre.[3] These sculptures were discovered as early as 1826 and represent Roman emperors, two of their wives and nowadays unknown people of power.[3]
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Overview of the gallery
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Bust of Augustus
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Trajan bust, Opferbildtypus
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Unknown woman. Sculpture made between 125 and 135 AD
References
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