le Louvre. Depuis le printemps, l'oeuvre célébrissime du musée (sans doute l'une des plus vues après « la Joconde ») ne trône plus à son emplacement habituel, au rez-de-chaussée de l'aile Sully. Elle ...
L’exposition «Paris-Athènes, naissance de la Grèce moderne» qui se tient au Louvre raconte le réveil du pays d’Ulysse en 1821 et l’arrivée de la mythique statue en France. Au début du XIXe siècle, ...
The Louvre has teamed up with a prestigious Parisian perfume company to create scents inspired by eight of its most famous works of art. They range from Venus de Milo to a bathing odalisque by Ingres.
Il y a 200 ans la Vénus de Milo arrivait à Paris, au Louvre. Le musée est encore fermé mais un livre « Le Roman vrai de la Vénus de Milo » (Fayard), écrit par Candice Nedelec, révèle les secrets de ...
The Venus de Milo is the most famous sculpture and, after the Mona Lisa, the most famous work of art in the world. The hordes of visitors who jam into her alcove in the Louvre museum in Paris every ...
Chaque matin, Franck Ferrand nous fait revivre l'histoire à travers les évènements qui ont marqué la date du jour. Nous sommes le 8 avril 1820, Le jour de la découverte de la Vénus de Milo, la célèbre ...
One of the Louvre’s most-revered works, the Venus de Milo, is the inspiration for Montegrappa’s new and eponymous pen, giving all who appreciate fine art—and fine writing—a rare opportunity to ...
MORE than half a century has elapsed since the now famous statue was found buried under nameless ruins at Milo, anciently called Melos,—a poor little island of the Grecian Archipelago, which traded ...
She was uncovered in 1820, armless but beautiful, on Melos, an island between mainland Greece and Crete. The Venus de Milo was claimed by France, and heralded as a prime example of classical art ...
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