(j) archives, including photographic, phonographic, cinematography, computer and
multimedia;
(k) furnishings, mosaics and ancient musical instruments.
Article 71
Ensembles
Ensembles are groups of individual or assembled constructions which, by reason of
their architecture, unity or integration in the landscape, are designated as of importance from
an esthetic, ethnological or anthropological, paleontological or archeological point of view.
Chapter II
Protection
Section I
General
Article 72
Protection Procedure
(1) The protection, safeguard and promotion of the cultural heritage as defined in
Articles 68, 69 and 70 above, shall be the responsibility of the State.
(2) In order to provide such protection, safeguard and promotion, the State shall carry
out an inventory, determine, classify, place in security and illustrate the elements that make up
the cultural heritage.
Article 73
Prohibited Acts
(1) It shall be prohibited to denature, destroy, exploit, sell, dispose of or transfer
illegally any or a part of the property that makes up the cultural heritage.
(2) Except where a special authorization is issued by the competent national authority
designated to that end, the following shall remain prohibited when carried out for profit
making purposes:
(a) the publication, reproduction and distribution of copies of any cultural property,
whether classified or not, listed or not, ancient or recent, and considered by this Act as part of
the national cultural heritage;
(b) any recitation, public performance, any transmission by wire or by wireless means
and any other form of communication to the public of any cultural asset, whether classified or
not, identified or not, ancient or recent and considered by this Act as an element of the
national cultural heritage.
Article 74
Free Use
(1) The provisions of Article 73(2) shall not apply in the following cases:
(a) use for teaching;
(b) use as illustration of the original work of an author on condition that the scope of
such use remains compatible with honest practice;