France / Switzerland
Heritage and collections: status and movements
A monument’s status, an object’s history and its movement need different evidence. Select the actual property and document task before comparing decisions, plans, title and custody. The English pages distinguish France and Switzerland and preserve unknown provenance or status rather than filling gaps from a description.
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Your records concern “Heritage and collections: status and movements”. Which document should we examine, and does it concern France or Switzerland?
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Which heritage or collection dossier matches?
What other questions arise in this file?
Prescribed archaeology or an unexpected discovery?
A prescribed operation follows an identified project and decisions. A chance find has its own notification and preservation questions; the records and chronologies are different.
Does a revised condition report prove artwork damage?
Compare the actual descriptions and handovers alongside versions. A changed reference establishes neither physical damage nor completed return of the artwork to its lender.
Which framework applies to “Heritage and collections: status and movements”?
The English pages separate France and Switzerland. Select the country, authority and relevant period; a Swiss cantonal example does not establish a French requirement or one rule for every canton.
How can Julie continue “Heritage and collections: status and movements”?
Choose the page matching the document, then retain facts, versions and the question in the preparation. Julie can help research references and prepare the next document; the record itself grants no permission.
Which official references should you consult?
- Code du patrimoine : L621-1www.legifrance.gouv.fr
- LPN / NHG / LPN : 5, 6www.fedlex.admin.ch
- Vaud : mesures de protection du patrimoinewww.vd.ch
- DILA works on protected monumentsentreprendre.service-public.gouv.fr
- Vaud : guide des travaux sur le patrimoine protégéwww.vd.ch
- Vaud : travaux et prescriptions archéologiqueswww.vd.ch
- Ministère de la Culture : archéologie préventivewww.culture.gouv.fr
- CC / ZGB / CC : 724www.fedlex.admin.ch
- Ministère de la Culture : autorisation d’exportation des biens culturelswww.culture.gouv.fr
- LTBC / KGTG / LTBC : 3, 4, 5www.fedlex.admin.ch
- OTBC / KGTV / OTBC : 3www.fedlex.admin.ch
- Ministère de la Culture : provenance et histoire des collectionswww.culture.gouv.fr
- OFC international and national legal baseswww.bak.admin.ch
- Loi sur les musées et les collections, RS432.30 : 15, 16, 24www.fedlex.admin.ch
- Musée national suisse : service des prêtswww.sammlungszentrum.ch
- Louvre loan conditionsmusee.louvre.fr
- VMS: Inventarisierung im Museum (2015)wissenschaftliche-sammlungen.de
- Ministère de la Culture : récolement des collections des Musées de Francewww.culture.gouv.fr
- LAr / BGA / LAr : 1, 6, 7, 8www.fedlex.admin.ch
- Swiss Federal Archives transfer procedurewww.bar.admin.ch
Texts cited last checked: 3 November 2026