À Musée vous, À Musée moi - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
La Joconde, Léonard de Vinci (1/3) : 10 %
Autoportrait à l'oreille bandée ou l'Homme à la pipe, Vincent Van Gogh (1/3) : Langue des signes
Marie-Antoinette, reine de France - Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun (1/3)
L'Angélus, Jean-François Millet (2/3) : L'amour est dans la prairie
We Can Do It!, J. Howard Miller (1/3)
Deux femmes à la fenêtre, Murillo (2/3) : Paella express
Street Life, Harlem - William H. Johnson (3/3)
Marat assassiné, Jacques-Louis David (1/3)
Bailarines, Fernando Botero (1/3)
Leçon d'ostéologie du Dr Sebastiaen Egbertsz, Pickenoy (3/3) : Bizutage
La Joconde, Léonard de Vinci (2/3) : Contrôle technique
Autoportrait à l'oreille bandée ou l'Homme à la pipe, Vincent Van Gogh (2/3) : Objets trouvés
Marie-Antoinette, reine de France - Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun (2/3) : Au bal masqué
L'Angélus, Jean-François Millet (3/3) : Le salon de l'agriculture vs charge mentale
We Can Do It!, J. Howard Miller (2/3) : Propagande
Deux femmes à la fenêtre, Murillo (1/3) : No photo
Street Life, Harlem - William H. Johnson (2/3)
Marat assassiné, Jacques-Louis David (3/3) : Squatteur de salle de bains
Bailarines, Fernando Botero (3/3) : On achève bien les poneys
Leçon d'ostéologie du Dr Sebastiaen Egbertsz, Pickenoy (2/3) : Squelette à vendre
La Joconde, Léonard de Vinci (3/3)
Autoportrait à l'oreille bandée ou l'Homme à la pipe, Vincent Van Gogh (3/3) : La fée verte qui rend fou
Marie-Antoinette, reine de France - Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun (3/3) : Ça sent le roussi
L'Angélus, Jean-François Millet (1/3)
We Can Do It!, J. Howard Miller (3/3)
Deux femmes à la fenêtre, Murillo (3/3) : Ennemi public n° 1
Street Life, Harlem - William H. Johnson (1/3) : La vie des Noirs compte
Marat assassiné, Jacques-Louis David (2/3) : Chanson populaire
Bailarines, Fernando Botero (2/3)
Leçon d'ostéologie du Dr Sebastiaen Egbertsz, Pickenoy (1/3)
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