The Louvre has a magnificent collection of paintings on display. Whether on the first floor of the Denon wing or the second floor of the Court Square and the Richelieu wing, the display captures various phases of European art from the 13th century to the mid-19th century.
Madame Recamier
Conversation in a park
Albrecht Durer
Jean Simeon Chardin
Madame Vigee-Lebrun and Her Daughter
Man with a Glove
Marquise de Pompadour
Master Hare
Nikolas Krazer
The King drinks
The Gypsy Girl
Mona Lisa
Portrait
St. Apollonia
Rembrandt
Relationship of the human figure with that of the Tawny owl
Museums play an important role in our lives. They remind us of the artistic richness of our past. They preserve the same for posterity, thereby boosting our pride in our culture and society. They showcase the best achievements of humanity in many diverse fields. By doing so, they motivate us to strive for perfection in whatever we decide to do in our own lives.
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A lovely collection of master works – I enjoyed looking at these.
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Yes, one could spend weeks after weeks at the Louvre, if only one had the time, the inclination and the money to afford it!
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I did have a whirlwind tour of the Louvre, courtesy your lovely trilogy and truly enchanted with the vastness of the culture and history of the world and the humongous achievements of the great artists!
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Thank you for reading and commenting. Glad you liked this four-part series.
One feels gratitude towards the forces of life which gave me an opportunity to visit and also share some of the artefacts through this blog.
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