Museum of Art and History Geneva

The Museum of Art and History in Geneva stands in the Swiss city of Geneva, close to the old town, on the site of former city fortifications. Opened officially in 1910, its building is arranged around an inner courtyard. It belongs to a group of museums in the city and is one of Switzerland's major centres for art from the Renaissance to the present day. Its painting collection includes a notable group by Jean-Étienne Liotard, Ferdinand Hodler and Félix Vallotton, alongside works by the French painter Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot. Among the highlights featured online are The Miller, his Son and the Donkey by Ferdinand Hodler and Perseus Killing the Dragon by Félix Vallotton.