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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- • Treasures of the Louvre
Paris-based writer Andrew Hussey travels through the glorious art and surprising history of an extraordinary French institution to show that the story of the Louvre is the story of France. As well as exploring the masterpieces of painters such as Veronese, Rubens, David, Chardin, Gericault and Delacroix, he examines the changing face of the Louvre itself through its architecture and design. Medieval fortress, Renaissance palace, luxurious home to kings, emperors and more recently civil servants, today it attracts eight million visitors a year. The documentary also reflects the very latest transformation of the Louvre - the museum's recently-opened Islamic Gallery.
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I really can't make my heart stop beating hard when I see documentaries about Le Louvre. It's one of the best experience you can have in your life to be there.
Fantastic documentary . I watched them all 6 parts. Thank you. Next year we’re going for sure.
Excellent documentary ! This informative walk through these marvelous treasures of art is really impressive. As most of the people will not be able to visit the museum often, this is a splendid opportunity, to stay a while, whenever one wants to feast on each of the 6 parts of the documentary. Thank you so much for this great upload!
The history of the Louvre and how its art was protected during World War II is a fascinating one, recounted in Saving Mona Lisa: The Battle to Protect the Louvre and its Treasures During World War II (Heliopa Press, 2014)
Very well done! The closed captioning needs a little tuning. Deaf people admire art too.
Its gonna sound kinda sad, but I'm using this as inspiration for my groups next DND campaign and I'm modeling a dungeon off of The Louvre but filling it with custom legendary items and testing their willingness to follow the rules of The Curator. This place is vast and beautiful so I'm going to have to watch this a few times after taking notes to get half of everything.
Wonderful everthing you taped was a joy to me. Also enjoyed your knowledge & subjects of the paintings. Also loved NO MUSIC , just the normal sounds in the museum.LOVED IT, keep up the good work.
The Louvre is spacious and the complex itself is an enormous building..... Hope to see it one day
When I first saw her in person I was shocked at how small the Mona Lisa really was.
A shame that people run past so many impressive paintings to get in an hour's queue to see a single painting
Larger than life. Very much needs cleaning but no one dares.
Doug Roberts - Hi. Can you "guesstimate" the size of the painting? Thanks much for your comment. I would bet most of us were unaware of dimensions.
Best wishes for Happy Holidays to all.
@@claumeister1 Yes, it's tiny! They have a larger, fake one they substitute sometimes.
im not interested in mona lisa at all, i'd probabyl run to Ruben's hall, which is always empty
Yesss!!! My kind of channel. Stunning documentary.
Indeed it is.
Thank you for this amazing show! While in Paris in 2000 I was unable to visit the Louvre.
Thanks for this one :) wish I had seen it BEFORE I went, but now I am primed for the next trip to Paris.
Thanks.You love french painting and Paris!
Fun Tour and informative! Thank You.
Great doc, and in HD too! Nice upload, cheers.
Thanks for watching, Tom..cheers..!
Subtitles?
This is fabulous!! And you have a nice command of the language. Thank you for your appreciation of this remarkable culture.
2:35 Я бы оживил эту знаменитую крылатую статую, прикрепив к ней прекрасную голову, изготовленную из серебра или золота. Это освежит древний шедевр. Осталось непростое дело: искусно и гармонично создать эту голову.
Amazing
Hands like shovels !!!!
Francois II did not succeed Henry II. The other way around. Francois II was the son of Henry II and grandson of Francois I
@3:57, by “art with a purpose,” you meant “MEME.”
Whst the music Play the background?
I think the Mona Lisa would look better with Frida Kahlo eyebrows..🎨🎨
What's the point of showing a Jewish wedding at 0:30? How is it related to treasures of the Louvre?
Are they sure Mona Lisa is a female and not Fernando the sheep farmer
After taking tickets every one ran to this room to see Mona Lisa. Me as well first went here 😜
"Me"?
Guy looks a lot like portraits of Edward Gibbon
Thanks. Thought there was something familiar about his appearance but didn't place him as Gibbon. "...scribble, scribble, scribble." Hydrocele?
Reminds me of my Catholic school days. In the church, our Lady of perpetual guilt...lol, where I went to Mass every day for years and years... A life size statue of Christ on the cross complete with nails, blood, the whole 9. Seems creepy now. I'd be willing to lose a limb to be able to spend a few days here at The Louvre. Thank you for this.
Mutilation isn't necessary unless you are carrying a really big load of Catholic guilt. Buying a ticket will suffice. Exodus 20:4
Collection Sauvageot. ❤
I prefer the girl with the pearl earing....
why does he work in Paris, being the dean of the university of london
Hi Jesse, He's the Dean of the University of London Institute in Paris.
Ok, I see the pyramid
The MOna LIsa has no eyebrows.
~WHITE~MARBLE STATUES WERE STRONGLY PAINTED WITH VIBRANT COLORS BACK THERE IN ANCIENT TIMES, WHEN THEY FIRST MADE THEM !!!!!! !!!!!!!
I want to go here with my Twin.
Another woman would understand that Smile.
I would die and gone to Heaven.
Can't understand why background music is necessary here. The least you could do was to make it less invasive and dominant. You ruined it for me, damn it. Couldn't't go beyond the 2:00 minutes.
Yes, you can understand the French art of thievery.
Everything that has been ever said about the Mona Lisa painting has been such an enormous load of pretentious crap! When will it end?
The art of stealing treasures of Persia, India, Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Greece.
Its FrAnce not Frens* hahaha 😂
THIEVES~!!
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