Musée Nissim de Camondo | MAD Paris | Full Documentary

Located in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, once the home of the Camondo family, the mansion now is a museum preserving the late family’s memories and collections.
Hantang Culture, Media Partner of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs Paris, continues to explore French decorative arts with an exclusive documentary of Musée Nissim de Camondo.
Commissioned and lived in by banker and art collector Moïse de Camondo, this elegant house was named after his son Nissim de Camondo, who was killed in World War I.
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[@thomw4434]

incredible

[@cathuntley7826]

Such a beautiful home. So sad about the family.......

[@sandcroft2924]

I have been to this mansion and it's awe-inspiring. I took millions of photos and every corner, every pattern and detail was so beautiful. I love it. Hope to go back again on my next trip to Paris. I love Baroque, Rococo and neoclassicism and this place is ideal if you are into that sort of details.

[@ericmoore571]

That was excellent! When i go to Paris this is the first place im going. Its like Versailles would look if it had all its furniture! I also relate to the owner. I too have had a chaotic life and now live alone in a home filled with antiques. I actually collect Sevres myself. I cant control what happens in life, but i can control my surroundings. I like them to be beautiful and calm. I like old things because i can imagine all the other people who have owned these things using them and traesuring them and then i dont feel lonely at all.

[@gdgerlaurent]

Très belle visite , je l'ai visité deux fois c'était envoûtant. Merci

[@renedugarte3898]

Very interesting thank you for showing us this amazing video well done you got another subscriber 👍

[@Asdfhjkl998]

They are Ottoman safardik family , God bless there soul 🔯☪️🔯🙌🙌🙌 there house and some Staf still in Istanbul

[@brownjason3068]

Please read the Hare with the amber eyes and Letters to Comondo. The story is there , Edmund DeWaal is a wonderful writer . After meeting him at the launch of “Comondo” at Hatchards, I discovered he is a lovely person and guide and I then went to Paris with the a museum as a priority. He has some interviews on KZbin so have a look

[@carolabruzzo4935]

I visited as well and enjoyed the beauty within. This is a wonderful tour of this grand treasure box which Msr. Camondo created. However - you did not mention what happened to this mansion during the second world war - did the Nazi occupy it? If so, where and how were all the furnishings, objects and paintings protected?

[@willhatfield6228]

I believe Camondo was an early client of Durand Ruel and purchased several paintings from the school of 1830..

[@denilsonbarboza1295]

Só faltou a faixa de áudio português Brasil 208 milhões de habitantes

[@shelleyeppel9046]

Difficult to read the English translation.

[@th-uh2oo]

Hate the loud music.

[@rebeccayoung6505]

What power? This family was destroyed. You want real power look to Saudi Arabia, Russian oligarchs, Luxembourg and more.

[@pilarurbicain5613]

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[@lilMissF0F0]

Some families are not meant to last and die without leaving descendants and my family was one of them if it were not for my grand father who survived and carried on our blood, fyi ours is a tribal royalty blood.

[@shamirburak]

Do know poor as hell the Rooschild family take all the bussines s of this family and some of the Camondo are no extint :)

[@sapereaude5476]

Хаха, у русских олигархов нет могущества, ибо они недальновидные бездари из КПСС, комсомола и мафии, у которых из-за узости мышления доступны только два развлечения: стометровые бесполезные яхты и шлюхи, а искусство, наука и политика их не интересуют

[@oshinkalevi]

Poor jews, invested in art instead of Torah.