Features paintings from the Flemish, French, and Italian schools (16 to 20C) among which: Jordaens (Three old men's heads), Foujita (Friendship), and works by Raoul Dufy (Recumbent nude). The Libourne School is illustrated by its main representative René Princeteau (1843-1914) who was master and friend to Toulouse Lautrec and managed to conquer the Paris art scene despite his handicap (he was deaf and mute) with his depictions of animals and landscapes.