Adrien Dubouche National Museum

The Adrien Dubouche National Museum is a French national museum on Limoges porcelain and the historical backdrop of earthenware production. The Adrien Dubouche National Museum protects about 18,000 works in pottery and glass of different periods, from Antiquity to the present day 1, and originating from different human advancements: ceramics of the Ancient Greece and Europe, Chinese porcelain, Islamic stoneware, sandstone pieces, European porcelain from the 17th century to the present day.

The historical center likewise exhibits an accumulation of glasses. The glass focuses of Venice, Nevers and Bohemia are spoken to. The exhibition hall likewise has an open accumulation of Limoges porcelain. Built on two levels, the museum has an Italian-style exterior and utilizations neighborhood materials and engineering earthenware production.

The ground floor has vast adjusted inlets, while the floor has a divider beautified with sgraffiti and specialties for pictures of Limousin. The planner utilizes interior metal structures, the consequence of specialized research of the time and the modern upheaval. The rooms on the ground floor, planned to exhibit the pottery, are lit by side windows around which the windows are organized. The primary floor has a pinnacle lighting, in order to introduce the models and works of art.