The collections bequeathed to the City by the Baron Lycklama in 1877 initially reflect an enlightened amateur's taste for antiquities, Orientalism, and by way of ethnography and primitive art, cosmopolitanism and the journey. Collections of art and objects from Oceania, the Himalaya, a rich reserve of Mediterranean antiquities and pre-Colombian ceramics, are on display in a succession of small rooms. An exceptional ensemble of musical instruments from all over the world can be found In the Sainte-Anne Chapel. Three rooms dedicated to Provensal and local painting from the 19th century, rich in landscape views of Cannes and the Riviera, open onto the Museum courtyard and the 12th century square tower, which provides a splendid panoramic view.