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The statue had been sitting quietly in the Louvre's Antiques section since the museum first opened its doors, but it wasn't until after the First Empire that it was finally put on display under a new name: 'Providence'. By placing a globe firmly in...

This method allowed for greater flexibility when adding heads to existing bodies, as seen with other similar pieces in the Louvre collection, such as those from Tralles and Apollonia in Epeiros. ... This technique was not unique to the Greek world, but...

His Cleopatra Dying served as his introduction to the Académie royale de peinture et de sculpture in 1700; it is now on display at the Musée du Louvre. In addition, three other works by Barois are also housed at the Louvre: Spring and Autumn, as well...

This iconic sculpture is showcased in the Louvre's permanent collection within the Sully rooms. Since July 2010, it has taken center stage, replacing the Melpomène in a prominent display case. ...Its counterpart on the opposite end of the gallery is...

Casts of this masterpiece were found in university and museum study collections, including one made by the Louvre that has been returned to Piombino. However, B.S. Ridgeway proved it to be a consciously fabricated Roman forgery, with a false inlaid...

This statue has been a part of the Louvre's Antiques section since the museum opened its doors, but it wasn't showcased until after the First Empire when it was known as 'Providence'. By placing a globe in his left hand, the modern restorer has...

The bust is clearly inspired by a portrait executed by Franz II Pourbus, with the replica preserved in the painting department at the Louvre. This object is part of "Scan The World", a non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory. Through this...

... At the Louvre, they were integrated into a breathtaking gallery within the Tiber hall. ...This is why they were swapped out in 1815 for four caryatids from the Mazarin collection, which had been sold by Prince Albani's commissioner to Munich.

Living mere steps away in the Palace of Tuileries, adjacent to the Louvre Museum, the King developed a profound fascination with the museum, where he proudly displayed his impressive collection of Spanish antiquities. This remarkable object is part...

I've created an incredible replica of one of humanity's greatest masterpieces, the breathtakingly beautiful Psyche marble sculpture from Le Louvre. It's an exact 3D print STL version, carefully crafted to transport you back in time and into the realm...

Initially placed in the opulent Mattei Villa in Rome, it eventually found a new home in the esteemed permanent collection at the Louvre Museum in Paris. The sculpture, aptly titled 'L'Amitié' (Friendship), showcases a breathtaking nude female figure...

Located at the Louvre in Paris, France, this object is part of the "Scan The World" initiative. Scan The World is a non-profit project launched by MyMiniFactory to create a comprehensive digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks,...

This recurring theme appears throughout Stouf's works, created between 1778-1781; a terracotta model was showcased at the Salon in 1785, and the Louvre exhibited a marble version from 1789 to 1791 and again in 1814. In 1814, the piece was described...

The Albani lion is a stunning 1st-century Roman green basalt statue of a lion with a yellow marble sphere cleverly positioned under one paw in the Albani Collection within the Denon Wing of the world-renowned Louvre Museum (inventory number Ma 1355)...

... XIV, likely in collaboration with Christophe Veyrier, a renowned sculptor of the time. Originally installed in the Palace of Versailles' gardens in 1685, it was later relocated to The Louvre in Paris, where it remains on permanent display today.

... occupied the city from November to December 1798 during the early stages of the War of the Second Coalition. France reclaimed it in the Treaty of Florence (28 March 1801), and it has been prominently displayed at the Louvre since December 1803.

... Marshall of the Kings Army's and Camps. Following the turbulent first French revolution, the tomb was carefully re-located in 1778 to the Church of Théatins in Paris, where it now proudly resides in the permanent collection at The Louvre, Paris.

Human: A haunting reenactment of reality captured three years ago at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. A wounded gladiator stands tall, facing his inevitable demise with unwavering courage and poise, as he contemplates the laurel wreath awarded to...

The Enchanting Beauty of Louvre's Reality CaptureThe seductive allure and curvaceous charm of this statue of Hermaphroditos, who rests serenely on a majestic mattress created by the masterful hand of Bernini, continue to captivate us to this day. The...

... a jug over her shoulder while delicately grasping the fabric of her dress between her right hand's fingers. Today, this exquisite artwork is on display at the world-renowned Louvre Museum in Paris, captivating audiences with its timeless elegance.

This stone sculpture showcased in the Great gallery at the Louvre of Lens towers above with its slightly larger than life torso of a woman. The subject remains unclear but research indicates that it could either portray the Egyptian Goddess Isis or a...

This statue in the Louvre could be either an ancient Greek original created in the third century BC or a Roman replica from that era, which has since been lost. The right arm and vase are both restored. This object is part of "Scan The World", a...

The sculpture showcased is La Sieste, intricately carved from marble and displayed proudly at the Musée du Louvre. This remarkable object is part of "Scan The World", a groundbreaking non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory. Through this...

According to ancient writings (especially Pausanias' Periegesis Hellados), the sculptor made several famous effigies of the goddess, and it is difficult to identify with certitude which of them inspired the copy in the Louvre. Some people think that...

The statue was seized from the royal collection during the Revolution and has been housed at the Musée du Louvre since its inception. A replica is displayed in Arles' municipal building. François Girardon, a royal sculptor, restored the sculpture by...

Seized from the royal collection during the Revolution, it has been on permanent display at the Musée du Louvre since its inception. A copy can be seen in the municipal building in Arles. François Girardon's restoration added attributes to make the...

Both works were seized by France under the terms of the Treaty of Tolentino in 1797 and taken to the Louvre, where their presence is documented until 1811. In 1815, following Napoleon's defeat, most confiscated works were returned to Italy. However,...

The sculpture was transported to France in 1715 and installed at the Château de Marly before being moved to the Tuileries Gardens in 1717 as a matching piece for Lepautre's Aeneas and Anchises (in the Louvre). It entered the Louvre in March 1989. ... A...

In 1849, Mariette joined the Egyptian department at the Louvre and traveled to Egypt the following year to acquire ancient manuscripts, but instead began excavating at Ṣaqqārah, a site containing part of the burial grounds of ancient Memphis. His...

In 1849, Mariette joined the Egyptian department of the Louvre Museum, where he played a pivotal role in the acquisition of ancient manuscripts, but his true passion lay in unearthing the secrets of Egypt's past. The following year, he traveled to...