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Madeleine de Galéa’s collection of dolls and of robots from the 19th century has been housed within one of the last Belle Époque villas left in the Principality of Monaco for the last 30 years. Donated to Prince Rainier III by the collector’s grandson, this heritage is in direct conversation with contemporary creation from June 22 to January 29, 2012.
On Aura Tout Vu Revisits the De Galéa Collection
At Monaco’s new museum, a union of the Villas Sauber and Paloma, antique dolls sit alongside contemporary creation this fall.
By Marine Normand - September 29, 2011
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It’s the company On Aura Tout Vu from creative duo Livia Stoianova and Yasser Samouilov who have conceived for the occasion a special scenography, creating a dialogue between these dolls and porcelain puppets and their marvelous and eccentric surroundings. An unusual and unique confrontation, on view only in Monaco!
On Aura Tout Vu Revisits the De Galéa Collection
Until 29 January 2012
17 avenue Princesse Grace
98000 Monaco
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