Ready to use exhibitions
Roger-Viollet offers you ready-to-use exhibitions for your cultural and educational projects.
For the realization of your exhibitions, we put at your disposal our know-how and an exceptional photographic archive: millions of pictures, testimony of more than a century and a half of international history.
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Our themes
Roger-Viollet offers you ready to use exhibitions for your cultural and educational projects.
Tailor-made exhibitions
Communities, cultural centers, schools, museums, galleries, festivals, associations...
For the realization of your exhibitions, we put at your disposal our know-how and an exceptional photographic archive: millions of pictures, testimony of more than a century and a half of international history. We can help you develop a customized project, to build together the cultural event or educational project adapted to your location and your budget.
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Themes to get you inspired
Find inspiration by consulting our selections of photos on daily life, artistic and cultural life, social and political changes... or suggest your own theme.
Our achievements
It is for their historical relevance and aesthetic quality that many institutions and cultural venues around the world choose to exhibit the exclusive photographs from the Roger-Viollet and France-Soir collections.
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"Paris by Roger-Viollet" at Bercy Village, Paris © Dominique Lecourt / Roger-Viollet -
"May 68" at the French Institute of Valence, Spain © Dominique Lecourt / Roger-Viollet -
"1914-1918 - Days of war" at Orangerie Museum, Paris © Denis Fruit / Roger-Viollet -
"Roger-Viollet agency" at Sète ImageSingulières festival. Outside Gare de Lyon, Paris © Dominique Lecourt / Roger-Viollet -
"Paris, tours et détours" Gare Saint-Lazare, Paris. © Dominique Lecourt / Roger-Viollet -
"70 years of the Popular Front" at the town hall of the 18th arrondissement, Paris. © Dominique Lecourt / Roger-Viollet
"Paris by Roger-Viollet" at Bercy Village, Paris © Dominique Lecourt / Roger-Viollet