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Sculpture d’Antinoüs représenté en Osiris (marbre, vers 130). La statue a fait partie de la collection Albani et appartient maintenant aux collections du #Louvre. #LouvreMuseum

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French artist Eugène Delacroix painted this work after his 1832 journey to North Africa, and it quickly became one of the best-known images of 19th-century French Orientalism. Its brilliance lies in color, surface, and mood as burnished reds, smoky greens, mauves, and pearly whites create a suspended moment that feels private rather than dramatic. 

Four women occupy an intimate interior, though only three are seated together at the center of the scene while a fourth, a Black “attendant,” walks by at right in profile, her body turned as if she has just paused mid-step. At left, one woman reclines against stacked cushions, looking at us with a calm, slightly tired gaze. She wears layered necklaces, a low white chemise, and richly trimmed garments in cream, gold, coral, and blue. The two women in the middle sit cross-legged on a carpet, leaning subtly toward one another. One wears a translucent blouse and abundant jewelry. The other, dressed in white with pink trim and green trousers, lowers her head toward a hookah placed on the tiled floor. Slippers, a small brazier, patterned rugs, ceramic wall tiles, a red cabinet with glass vessels, a gilt mirror, and a heavy curtain deepen the room’s textured quiet. Light skims skin, silk, gauze, and metal, making the atmosphere feel both hushed and sensuous.

The painting also asks for careful viewing. This is not a neutral document of Algerian life, but a French artist’s constructed vision shaped by colonial-era fascination, selective access, and unequal power. The women are presented as inward, self-contained presences rather than active performers, which gives the scene unusual psychological depth. The standing attendant complicates the picture further, drawing attention to race, labor, and hierarchy inside this luxurious space. Acquired by the French state in 1834, the painting later became a touchstone for generations of artists, including Picasso, who returned to it repeatedly.

French artist Eugène Delacroix painted this work after his 1832 journey to North Africa, and it quickly became one of the best-known images of 19th-century French Orientalism. Its brilliance lies in color, surface, and mood as burnished reds, smoky greens, mauves, and pearly whites create a suspended moment that feels private rather than dramatic. Four women occupy an intimate interior, though only three are seated together at the center of the scene while a fourth, a Black “attendant,” walks by at right in profile, her body turned as if she has just paused mid-step. At left, one woman reclines against stacked cushions, looking at us with a calm, slightly tired gaze. She wears layered necklaces, a low white chemise, and richly trimmed garments in cream, gold, coral, and blue. The two women in the middle sit cross-legged on a carpet, leaning subtly toward one another. One wears a translucent blouse and abundant jewelry. The other, dressed in white with pink trim and green trousers, lowers her head toward a hookah placed on the tiled floor. Slippers, a small brazier, patterned rugs, ceramic wall tiles, a red cabinet with glass vessels, a gilt mirror, and a heavy curtain deepen the room’s textured quiet. Light skims skin, silk, gauze, and metal, making the atmosphere feel both hushed and sensuous. The painting also asks for careful viewing. This is not a neutral document of Algerian life, but a French artist’s constructed vision shaped by colonial-era fascination, selective access, and unequal power. The women are presented as inward, self-contained presences rather than active performers, which gives the scene unusual psychological depth. The standing attendant complicates the picture further, drawing attention to race, labor, and hierarchy inside this luxurious space. Acquired by the French state in 1834, the painting later became a touchstone for generations of artists, including Picasso, who returned to it repeatedly.

“Femmes d’Alger dans leur appartement” (Women of Algiers in Their Apartment) by Eugène Delacroix (French) - Oil on canvas / 1834 - Musée du Louvre (Paris, France) #WomenInArt #EugeneDelacroix #Delacroix #EugèneDelacroix #LouvreMuseum #MuseeDuLouvre #LeLouvre #arte #artText #FrenchArt #Orientalism

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Saint Gregory of Tours at the Louvre #kfrontdesigns #photography #louvremuseum #louvrepyramid #parisfrance

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Louvre Museum's director resigns after October jewel heist French President Macron has accepted the resignation of the director of the Louvre Museum, who stepped down after a series of mishaps. Her successor has since been announced.

#LouvreMuseum' s director resigns after October #jewelheist

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✨L'Histoire à chaque fenêtre... Et pas seulement la grande.
👉🏻 ​Il y a des façades qui ne se contentent pas d'habiller un bâtiment, elles racontent des siècles de génie artistique. Devant les Galeries des Antiques, le temps semble suspendu
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#louvremuseum #louvre #patrimoinefrancais #thewindow #paris

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Too funny.
Like the old Banksy prank at the British Museum...

#EpsteintRUmpCoverUp
#Andrew

#LouvreMuseum

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パリのルーヴル美術館とオルセー美術館を楽しく効率よく巡るコースの紹介 - 美・人・生 西洋美術を古典、近代、現代と大きく区分けしたら、主にルーヴル美術館は古典美術を、オルセー美術館は19世紀から2

パリのルーヴル美術館とオルセー美術館を楽しく効率よく巡るコースの紹介
The Ultimate Guide: How to Visit the Louvre and Musée d'Orsay with Fun and Efficiency.

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#ルーヴル美術館 #オルセー美術館 #LouvreMuseum #MuséeDOrsay #MustVisitParis #卢浮宫 #奥赛博物馆 #特种兵旅行

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Sculpture représentant Vénus et Cupidon (marbre, IIe s., Rome ?). Elle avait été présentée dans l’exposition « Figure d’artiste » au Louvre en 2019. #louvremuseum

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Portrait d’Octavien (futur Auguste). Ce portrait correspond au type créé en 29 av. J.-C. pour célébrer son triomphe (marbre, provenance italienne). Achetée en 1807 (ancienne collection Borghese), cette sculpture appartient aux collections du #Louvre.
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24 janvier 76 : naissance du futur empereur Hadrien. Tête en bronze de l’empereur Hadrien réalisée vers 140, retrouvée en Egypte (?) et conservée au #Louvre. #louvremuseum

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Travelers will face additional fees when visiting the Louvre in Paris.

Find out more details: https://bit.ly/3O2KLYE

#paris #louvre #louvremuseum #travel #louvreparis #parisfrance #france #TravelNews #museum #entryfee

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Mosaïque de Neptune et d’Amphitrite retrouvée à Cirta (Constantine en Algérie) en 1842. Datant du 1e quart du IVe s. ap. J.-C., elle est exposée au #Louvre. #louvremuseum

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CPA Leagues Martime French Rue La Boetie Paris Bateau the Egyptians

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#VintagePostcard #AntiquePostcard #LouvreMuseum #LeonardoDaVinci #LucreziaCrivelli #RenaissanceArt #ItalianRenaissance #ArtPostcard #MuseumPostcard #ClassicArt #FineArtPostcard

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VINTAGE POSTCARD co. Anne Detail Leonardo da Vinci Louvre

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#VintagePostcard #AntiquePostcard #LeonardoDaVinci #MonaLisa #LouvreMuseum #RenaissanceArt #ArtPostcard #ClassicArt #MuseumCollection #FineArtPostcard #ItalianRenaissance #ArtHistory


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VINTAGE POSTCARD Museum Of Louvre Leonard de Vinci lucrezia Crivelli

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#VintagePostcard #AntiquePostcard #LouvreMuseum #LeonardoDaVinci #LucreziaCrivelli #RenaissanceArt #ItalianRenaissance #ArtPostcard #MuseumPostcard #ClassicArt #FineArtPostcard

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Portrait d’Ulpius Crotonensis (marbre, 56 cm, vers 110-118) conservé au Louvre. Retrouvé en 1792-1793 le long de la Via Appia près de Rome. Saisie napoléonienne. #louvremuseum

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Best #pic of my life 💓
Strange moment. Alone she and me
Face to face after #attentats13novembre2015 #Louvre #louvremuseumparis #Paris
#venusdemilo #louvre #art #sculpture #visitparis #louvremuseum #photoeos500D #blackandwhite
#photography
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The Greek goddess of victory, Nike, is prominently displayed at the renowned Louvre Museum in Paris. This stunning sculpture showcases Nike's graceful form, symbolizing triumph and success. #GreekMythology #LouvreMuseum

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Jour 9 #CalendrierDeLAvent : « Portrait du Fayoum » : portrait funéraire d’un garçon retrouvé à Antinoé en Egypte (bois de figuier peint à l’encaustique, fin du IIe-début IIIe s., conservé au #Louvre). Le portrait était apposé sur la momie du défunt. #louvremuseum

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Groupe statuaire représentant un couple allongé retrouvé en Ombrie dans des thermes (marbre, vers 220-250). La sculpture appartient aux collections du #Louvre. #LouvreMuseum

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Pain Chart Comics No. 700 #monalisa #leonardo #leonardodavinci #painting #portrait #louvre #louvremuseum #zzz #painchart #webcomic #webcomics #comic #comics #cartoon #cartoons #onepanel #onepanelcomic #humor #webtoon #webtoons #instacomic #funny #promptart #aiartist #aiart #aiartcommunity #aiartwork

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News/Opinion: The Louvre underts new security protocols as four additional cameras... more were arrested in the jewelsheist. Louvre Museum’s Response to a Jewel HeistIn the heart of Los Angeles, amidst the bustling streets of Malibu, stands the Louvre Museum—a treasure trove of art, history, and modern architecture. But as tensions rise over a jewel heist that led to a devastating $102 million loss, the museum faced immediate security challenges. Here’s how it addressed those issues:### The Jewel Heist: The Drama BeginsOn June 15, a jewel heist took place near the museum’s jewelry shop, where customers bought high-value necklaces and earrings for personal use or resale. The theft occurred within just eight minutes, highlighting the museum’s commitment to preserving its cultural heritage. The loss was not only an economic blow but also a financial disaster for the museum and its supporters.### Investing in SecurityTo address these security concerns, Louvre moved to expand its security measures. The museum invested heavily in upgrading its camera systems from Sony, which are now capable of capturing high-resolution footage, including both live-action and motion. These cameras will monitor jewelry sales and customer interactions, providing a clear picture of who is buying what and spotting suspicious activity.### Surging Camera SalesThe museum has sold over 500 tickets to customers who had recently visited the museum for jewelry purchases. This strategic approach allows the museum to monitor transactions before they occur, reducing the risk of theft or fraud.### Four Arrested in the HeistWith a comprehensive security strategy, four jewel thieves were arrested during the incident. Their actions underscored the importance of robust security measures and highlighted the necessity of investing resources into preserving one’s cultural heritage.### The Museums’ Commitment to HeritageEven amidst the financial loss, Louvre Museum remains deeply committed to its heritage. It continues to protect the museum’s collection through special exhibitions and events. The museum is dedicated to serving its customers, ensuring they have access to their treasures without interruption.### Closing ThoughtsThe jewel heist incident serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by museums when dealing with high-value assets. However, Louvre Museum has demonstrated resilience by investing in new technologies and expanding its security measures. With these changes, Louvre continues to prioritize preserving its mission while addressing immediate security concerns.### Quote from a Security Expert“Technology is not the answer. Security is.” – [Name of Expert]In light of this event, Louvre Museum shows that even in the face of significant losses, institutions have the determination and resources to preserve their cultural heritage and connect with their customers.------#News #featured #Louvre #LouvreMuseum #LouvreMuseumcameras #Louvremuseumheist #LouvreMuseumjewels #LouvreMuseumticketprices #LouvreMuseumticketsales

News/Opinion: The Louvre underts new security protocols as four additional cameras... more were arrested in the jewelsheist.: Louvre Museum’s Response to a Jewel HeistIn the heart of Los Angeles, amidst the bustling streets of Malibu, stands the… #GoBirds #News #featured #Louvre #LouvreMuseum

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Louvre more expensive for non-EU citizens

#Louvre #louvremuseum #Museum #France #paris #Europe @museedulouvre.bsky.social @cartoonmovement.com @cartooningforpeace.bsky.social @joop.nl

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Louvre Hikes Ticket Prices 45% to $35 for Non-EU Visitors The Louvre Museum will hike admission prices by 45% for most non-European visitors next year, earmarking the new revenue for a massive overhaul of security

Louvre Hikes Ticket Prices 45% to $35 for Non-EU Visitors

#LouvreMuseum #MonaLisa #nonEUtourists #renovation #ticketprices

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Petit buste d’Auguste dédié par Atespatus, vers 14 ap. J.-C. (hauteur : 18,5 cm, bronze). Découvert à Neuilly-le-Réal (Allier) en 1816, il est conservé au #Louvre. #louvremuseum

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Μετά τη Ληστεία: Ποιος Φταίει και Ποιος Μένει στο Λούβρο; Μετά τη θεαματική ληστεία στο Λούβρο, το μουσείο έχει φαινομενικά επιστρέψει στη ρουτίνα του: ουρές, φωτογραφίες με τη Μόνα Λίζα, τουρίστες που τρέχουν σαν να χτυπάει κουδούνι ανάληψης.

Μετά τη Ληστεία: Ποιος Φταίει και Ποιος Μένει στο Λούβρο;
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Dancing swirls

#classicmono
#monochrome
#blackandwhite
#photographersofbluesky
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#urbangaze
#HumansOfBlueSky
#eastcoastkin
#parisianvibes
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#streetphoto
#louvremuseum

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Walking through history, with Paris at my feet. #LouvreMuseum #CityOfLights

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