AN INDEPENDENT EUROPEAN PRIVATE MUSEUM
OF DECORATIVE ARTS
PAVILLON DU COLLECTIONNEUR
AN INDEPENDENT EUROPEAN PRIVATE MUSEUM OF DECORATIVE ARTS
EXHIBITIONS
VISIONS OF VENICE
NINETEENTH-CENTURY COLLECTIBLE DOLLS
THE STORY OF AN OBJECT
An exhibition featuring selected works from the collection, dating from the 18th century to the present, in dialogue with the author’s contemporary photography.
The exhibition presents German and French bisque-headed dolls from the second half of the 19th century and the early 20th century, alongside antique boudoir dolls and porcelain half dolls.
The museum collection holds many objects, each with its own story. "History of One Object” presents focused research on a single piece from the collection.
PAVILLON DU COLLECTIONNEUR PRIVATE MUSEUM OF DECORATIVE ARTS
Pavillon du Collectionneur is a private European museum of decorative arts and an independent organization dedicated to the preservation, restoration, and exhibition of historical objects.
Established in Riga in 2015, the museum is built upon a private collection developed over time and shaped by professional expertise, research, and long-term exhibition practice.
Today, Pavillon du Collectionneur develops and presents projects in collaboration with partner museums through research initiatives and curated exhibitions.
The collection is accessible to the public exclusively within the framework of curated exhibitions; the Pavilion does not operate as a permanent exhibition space.
THE COLLECTION
The collection brings together European decorative arts and cultural artefacts, reflecting the aesthetic language and artistic heritage of their time.
Developed over four decades, the collection remains dynamic and continues to evolve.
The collection includes porcelain, glass, hand fans, paintings, photography, and selected works of fine and decorative art.
Each object is approached as a document of its period, offering insight into the aesthetic and cultural values of its time.
CONSERVATION
ATTRIBUTION
Many objects entering the collection require conservation prior to exhibition.
Each object is carefully attributed in order to establish authenticity, origin, and historical context.
Restoration is carried out with respect for original materials and structural integrity, ensuring long-term preservation.
Special attention is given to porcelain objects and historic hand fans, including examples dating to the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
CONSERVATION&
ATTRIBUTION
COLLABORATION
Pavilion du Collectionneur welcomes international collaborations with museums, private collectors and cultural institutions worldwide.
We are open to exhibition partnerships, lecture invitations, conservation and restoration projects, and professional exchange within the field of decorative arts.
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