This collection of weaponry and hunting-inspired art is installed in the gorgeous Hôtel de Guénégaud, designed around 1650 by François Mansart. At this writing, the museum is expected to reopen in mid-2007 with an impressive new permanent exhibition based on the tracks and habits of wild animals. The museum features taxidermy, historic weaponry, and a rotating gallery of contemporary artists' works on the theme of the hunt.
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