L’Espérance 1881 is an Agde fishing boat of the bateau-bœuf type, listed as a monument historique. After 150 years it

The Bauhaus school is remembered largely through its male masters, yet women trained there too — in the photography workshop

The Klingspor Museum opened in Offenbach am Main on 7 November 1953, built by the city around the library of

Longwy, in the far north-east of France near the Belgian and Luxembourg borders, became known across Europe for one particular

The Maison Gribaldi in Évian-les-Bains has set two collections of glass side by side and let them talk to each

France’s national design collections are held in more than thirty thousand pieces spread across the country, and until this year

Between 1954 and 1963 the photographer and film-maker Alfred Ehrhardt (1901–84), a Bauhaus-trained artist best known for his studies of

Between the wars the Val Saint-Lambert crystal works stopped repeating the nineteenth century. The Musée des Beaux-Arts de Charleroi has

The Val Saint-Lambert crystal works, founded at Seraing in 1826, is two hundred years old this year, and the Design