The Casa de Velázquez
The Casa de Velázquez is a French public institution devoted to creative activities and research on the arts, languages and literature of the Iberian countries, Latin America and North Africa. This institution also welcomes artists, researchers, teachers and participates in artistic and academic exchanges between France and the aforementioned regions. Being at the same time a centre for research and artistic projects gives to the Casa de Velázquez a unique status among the five Écoles françaises à l'étranger. Since it was founded in 1928 by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research, this School has welcomed both artists -in a manner similar to La Villa Médicis in Rome - and researchers from the School for Higher Hispanic and Iberian Studies (EHEHI).
New inventories are now available, including archives of Charles Archaimbault, George Cœdès, Georges Condominas, Madeleine Giteau, Victor Goloubew, and Christian Pelras : Papers of former members and scholars.
As well as inventories of Tibetan art collection, Propaganda posters of People’s Republic of Kampuchea, and Khmer Rouge’s Propaganda documents circulated by the Patriots Committee of Democratic Kampuchea in France : Objects, iconographic collections and various archives.
Legend: Collection of Tibetan objects, shelf reference : EFEO D72-1, Lama Dpal ‘byor lhun Grub.
Thursday, March 25, at 6 pm. Register at the EFEO Center. The seminar will take place online.Learn more.
Legend: Recens et integra orbis descriptio (51 x 57 cm), Oronce Fine, 1536. Reproduced with the permission of the BNF, Cartes et Plans, Res. Ge DD 2987 (63).

The first volume of the EFEO's 2019-2020 annual report is now available. In it you will find an overview of research at the EFEO and its Centres for the academic year 2019-2020.
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After a presentation of the EFEO's activities in Thailand and the European projects it is piloting in the region, the ambassador took part in a round-table discussion on the human and social sciences that brought together some twenty people: academics, publishers, and journalists.