Museum of Arts of Nantes

Museum of Arts of Nantes alongside 14 other commonplace exhibition halls, was made, by consular declaration on 14 Fructidor in year IX 31 August 1801. Today the historical center is one of the biggest exhibition halls in the district. The exteriors, rooftop and stairs in the structure that houses the workmanship accumulations have been enrolled as chronicled landmarks since 29 October 1975.

On 18 December 2011 the exhibition hall shut its entryways for what was at first expected to be two years at most, to do augmentation development work. Because of issues partner with the revelation of ground water in the establishments, which required very nearly four years of extra work, the reviving of the whole structure renamed the "Craftsmanship Museum of Nantes" was delayed until 23 June 2013.

The historical center offers a diagram of all the fundamental French and European workmanship developments, which puts its accumulations among the biggest open accumulations of region close by some of Museums of Fine Arts of Valenciennes, Grenoble, Lyon, Lille and Montpellier. As indicated by a stock led in 1818, the accumulation Cacault was then the most extravagant accumulations of painting that existed outside of Paris, since it had 1,155 works of art, 64 figures, and 134 accumulations of prints.