On the occasion of the European Heritage Days, the Cernuschi Museum celebrates the monumental sculpture of sculpted dragons, returning to the permanent path of the collections after restoration. This element of Japanese architecture figured prominently in the room of the Buddha of life of Cernuschi, collector at the origin of the museum. Introduced in the 1930s, it has never been fully exhibited for several decades. After several months of closure, the Buddha’s Hall once again welcomes this spectacular work to its original location in the heart of the museum. Points parole des élèves de l'école du Louvre dans les collections permanents du musée