Exposition "le loup et la presse" le cloitre saint thegonnec

The wolf has never ceased to be the subject of much discussion. By turns feared, hunted, fantasized, 
or admired, it haunts popular stories and newspaper columns alike. This summer, the Wolf Museum is 
offering a unique exhibition dedicated to the representation of the wolf in the French illustrated press.

Through a selection of authentic period articles from titles as diverse as Le Pèlerin, Le Journal des 
voyages, La Chasse illustrée, La Science illustrée, and Le Rire, this exhibition invites you to explore how 
the press has nurtured, shaped, and relayed the image of the wolf for a century.

News articles, adventure stories... the texts, accompanied by striking illustrations, bear witness to past 
fears and beliefs about this mythical animal.

An immersion in the world of vintage press, combining written heritage, collective memory, and 
fascination with the wild.

An event not to be missed for lovers of history, nature... and captivating stories!