A shipowner’s son spent decades and most of his fortune assembling a cabinet of curiosities on the edge of Nantes city centre. Reopened after more than a decade of closure and redevelopment, his museum is one of the most quietly surprising in western France. There is a moment at the Musée Dobrée, when you realise you have gone from a Gallo-Roman shrine to a Sèvres porcelain plate to an…
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