Category:Avignon Notre-Dame-des-Doms (Golden organ)

**Golden pipe organ**
	Italian-style organ with a gilded wooden case located in the Notre-Dame des Doms cathedral in Avignon (Vaucluse, France); classified as a Historical Monument Object
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Instance of	pipe organ;
Made from material	wood; tin; lead; leather; gold leaf;
Genre	religious art;
Location	Avignon Cathedral, Avignon, arrondissement of Avignon, Vaucluse, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Metropolitan France, France
Creator	Lodovico Piantanida;
Has part(s)	Q29327152; Q29377847;
Heritage designation	classified historical monument (organ case, 1840–); French object classified as a historical monument (pipe organ instrumental part, 1974–);
Inception	1820;
	43° 57′ 06″ N, 4° 48′ 27″ E
Authority file
	Q29377777; Palissy ID: PM84001144
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In the Notre-Dame des Doms basilica in Avignon, Lodovico Piantanida, installed an organ in 1820 on a gallery at the bottom of the nave. It was when it was moved to the choir in 1837, suspended in corbelling on the north wall, that the current organcase was made by Branet and gilded by Biat. The organ was restored for the first time by Alain Sals in 1967 and by Enrico Mascioni in 2004. It is a valuable witness to Lodovico Piantanida's Italian craftsmanship.

This object is classé Monument Historique in the base Palissy, database of the French furniture patrimony of the French ministry of culture, under the reference PM84001144.