A collaboration between the Mazarine Library and the Library of Geneva, this exhibition explores the history of inventory practices, classification, cataloging and ordering of knowledge.

The Library of the Arsenal will host Friday, March 20, 2015 a study day devoted to Paul Lacroix, more often known under the pseudonym of bibliophile Jacob.

This event is a unique opportunity to discover the life and works of one of the most famous bibliographers nineteenth century.

Felicity Lott, classic English soprano singer, Francophone and Francophile, and Jacqueline Bourgès, his musical accomplice, chose the most beautiful melodies to illustrate the Proustian genius.

Alain Square, actor-director, wrote the show from Marcel Proust texts.

Gustave Doré occupied a central place in the visual culture of the nineteenth century. It marked the imagination of the twentieth and early twenty-first century, and comics - he is considered one of the founding fathers - and film.
The Orsay Museum devotes a virtual exhibition.

The National Library honors the victims of the attack by exposing in his room of the Press and Media drawings collections signed Cabu, Charb, Wolinski and books on religious caricature and the history of Charlie Hebdo.

The exhibition "In Praise of scarcity. One hundred treasures of the Rare Books Reserve" is at the National Library of November 25, 2014 I 1st February 2015

the rooms offer presented in their diversity, a panorama of forms and possible definitions of scarcity.

The Wallonia-Brussels center presents an exhibition drawings and engravings, Max Klinger, Alfred Kubin and Armand Simon.

September 25, 2014 to January 4, 2015

... Or banned masterpieces of Japanese art,
in the Pinacoteca of Paris,
November 06, 2014 to February 15, 2015