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Ulysses and his Mediterranean journey in Draguignan

The result of extensive iconographic research, the “Ulysses” exhibition, put together with the help of the Réunion des Musées Nationaux, benefits from incredible international loans. Several paintings with rare subjects come from English museums (National Museum in Cardiff), ancient sculptures came from German (Glyptothek in Munich) or Italian (museo civico in Viterbo, royal museums in Turin), drawings were drawn from graphic arts cabinets like, here, this gouache from the Landesmuseum in Oldenburg.

Ulysses and his companions flee Polyphemus in the direction of their boat (around 1805) by Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein, presented in the “Ulysses” exhibition, Hôtel départemental des expositions du Var, Draguignan, 2021 (© Guy Boyer).

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