Le Diamant rose
October 17, 2026 – February 21, 2027
This exhibition retraces the incredible story of Chantilly’s pink diamond called “Le Grand Condé” stolen from the museum on October 11, 1926 and fortunately recovered soon after.
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De Naples à Chantilly, les collections de la reine Caroline Murat
June 6 – October 4, 2026
Caroline Murat (1782–1839), sister of Napoleon I and Queen of Naples from 1808 alongside her husband Joachim Murat, was a great patron of the arts, nicknamed the ‘Queen of the Arts’. Passionate about the Bay of Naples and the ancient sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum, she built up a remarkable collection by supporting major artists such as Ingres, Rebell and Canova. The exhibition at the Musée Condé in the Château de Chantilly recreates this collection thanks to important loans and recently reattributed works. It highlights Caroline Murat’s innovative taste and her essential role in the artistic influence of Naples in the early 19th century, inviting the public on a journey between Naples and Chantilly.
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Napoléon à Chantilly
June 6 – October 4, 2026
This special exhibition in the Cabinet des Livres will present little known archives, objects and souvenirs related to Emperor Napoleon selected from Chantilly’s permanent collection.
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Dessins du Seicento,
March 7 – June 14, 2026
Chantilly’s collection of graphic arts from the 17th century, known in Italy as the Seicento, will be exhibited for the first time, and in their entirety.
Some thirty sheets, 25 drawings and 5 engravings, showcase the great masters, forming a nucleus that resonates with the large-format works presented in the Galerie de Peinture, from the Baroque of Guercino to the Dominichino.
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