Emile Molinier

Charles Louis Marie Emile Molinier is a conservative and historian of French art born the April 26th 1857 in Nantes and dead the May 5th 1906 with Paris.

Course

On the traces of his brother Auguste, Emile Molinier integrates the École of the charters. He writes there a thesis of medieval history entitled Étude on the life of Ernoul, lord d' Audrehem, Marshal of France which enables him to obtain the diploma of Archiviste paleographer in 1879.
He works initially with the cabinet of the prints of the National library before joining the Musée of Louvre. He publishes works on the stained glasses, ceramics, the enamels and furniture and organizes great exposures there.

Works (nonexhaustive)

Chronic Norman of the 14th century , 1882, (ED, with Auguste Molinier) Available on Gallica
Catalog of the collection Timbal , 1882 (in collab.)
Study on the life of Arnoul d' Audrehem, Marshal of France, 1302-1370 , 1883
Majoliques Italian in Italy , 1883
Them Della Robbia, their life and their work, according to new documents, followed by a catalog of the work of Della Robbia to Italy and in the principal museums of Europe , 1884 (in collab.)
Dictionary of the enamellers, since the Middle Ages until the end of the 18th century , 1885
the Castle of Fontainebleau at the XVIIe century, according to new documents , 1886 (in collab.)
Italian Ceramics in XVe century , 1888
the Treasury of the basilica of Saint-Marc to Venice , 1888
Venice, its arts decorative, its museums and its collections , 1889 Available on Gallica
Émaillerie , 1891
Benvenuto Cellini , 1894
general History of the applied arts to the industry of Ve at the end of the XVIIIe century , 1897 (to codir. and collab.)
the French furniture of XVIIe and the 18th century , 1902

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