 Jorge Pardo realizes the new presentation of Romanesque sculpture.It also includes many 14th and 15th century locally-produced sculptures and eight 16th century terracotta figures from the "chapelle de Rieux" ("Notre-Dame de Grasse" and works by the master of Rieux), built around 1340 in the couvent des Cordeliers, as well as gargoyles from the same convent.It also houses 19th century sculpture, with plaster works by Alexandre Falguière and his pupil Antonin Mercié, as well as works by Rodin and a bronze by Camille Claudel.