Updated on 24 July 2024
With its unique architecture, the library of the National Institute of Art History is located in the heart of Paris, in the 2nd arrondissement, on the Richelieu site. It extends into the Labrouste Room and the adjacent “stacks.” This historic room, created by architect Henri Labrouste in 1860, has been fully renovated to restore the elegance, clarity, and studious comfort envisioned by its architect.
The INHA Library is open to professors, researchers, curators, as well as students from Master 1 level onwards in art history and archaeology. Registration is required to access the library. Access is granted only to registered users.
