Galerie David d'Angers

Introduction
The Galerie David d'Angers in Angers, in France's Pays de la Loire region, is a museum dedicated to the neoclassical sculptor Pierre-Jean David d'Angers. Housed in the former Abbaye Toussaint, the courtyard is crowned by a bronze panoramic dome designed by David himself, displaying his masterpiece Le Panthéon with 57 busts of 18th-19th century French and European figures including Hugo, Lamarck, Fouché and Michelangelo. The museum also shows his monumental sculpture models, portrait busts and drawings, making it an important specialized museum for the study of French Romantic and neoclassical sculpture and 19th-century intellectual history.
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Any practical tips for visiting Galerie David d'Angers?
Busts are easy to identify; pick up a guide booklet to cross-reference No flash or tripods inside