The Louvre

Explore Rhodes, a Greek island at the crossroads of the Aegean and the Orient, from antiquity to medieval times.

This display showcases works acquired over twelve years by the Eugène Delacroix Museum, supported by its Friends society and the Louvre.

Examines artistic exchanges between Paris and Tuscany (Florence, Siena, Pisa) in the late 13th and early 14th centuries.

Explore Ovid's Metamorphoses and its enduring inspiration for artists since antiquity at Louvre-Lens.

Artist JR creates a surprising anamorphosis installation on the iconic Louvre Pyramid.

RC Lens, the emblematic football club of Lens, founded in 1906, is known for its 'Sang et Or' players and fervent supporters.

Hubert Robert, a visionary 18th-century painter of ruins, landscapes, and poetic imagination, honored at the Louvre.

Explore how artists from around the world have interpreted founding myths, from Hercules to Darth Vader.

Exploring iconophilia in pontifical Rome and its expression by the French School, 1580-1660, alongside 'Poussin and God'.

An exhibition exploring Eugène Delacroix's fascination with antique art, as reflected in his studio design.

Explore the representation of the moving body and the art of dance at the Louvre's La Petite Galerie.

Explore the magnificent 18th-century garden of the Arcueil domain, near the aqueduct built for Marie de Médicis.

Explore the unique bond between ancient Egyptians and the animal world in this Louvre-Lens exhibition.

Claude Lévêque's contemporary art exhibition at the Louvre features an illumination of I.M. Pei's pyramid.

An exhibition at Louvre-Lens celebrates Charles Le Brun, the painter who embodied the art of the Grand Siècle.

The Louvre explores American painting, focusing on the rise of still life during the 19th century.

An overview of 30 years of acquisitions by museums in the Nord-Pas de Calais region.

Explore the revolutionary Musée des Monuments français, founded by Alexandre Lenoir in 1795, and its impact on French heritage.

Explore ancient Thrace through archaeological discoveries, featuring the royal tomb of Seuthes III and his bronze head.

Inspired by Jacques Attali's book, this exhibition dialogues past works with contemporary art to illuminate the future.

Eva Jospin's "Panorama" at the Louvre's Cour carrée reflects urban and natural worlds in a unique architectural sculpture.

Exhibition on the pictorial and literary friendship between Eugène Delacroix and George Sand, starting 1834.

Explore the enduring influence of Eugène Delacroix on artists from Impressionists to Picasso and Matisse.

Claude Lévêque's contemporary art installation in the Louvre's medieval moats, featuring light, sound, and objects.

First major monographic exhibition of Edme Bouchardon, a key figure in Neoclassicism, featuring 270 works.

An exhibition at Musée Delacroix exploring Pablo Picasso's early interest in Eugène Delacroix, with loans from Musée Picasso.

Philippe Djian's exhibition explores the universal human desire for travel and discovery through art, literature, and Greek antiquities.

An exhibition at the Louvre exploring Nicolas Poussin's sacred paintings and his personal reflection on God.

The iconic Winged Victory of Samothrace is back on display at the Louvre after a year-long restoration.