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Published on 29 March 2024

Van Eyck’s Madonna of Chancellor Rolin Restored and Exhibited at the Louvre

A gentle restoration has returned the masterpiece to its former glory and unlocked some, but not all, of its secrets. The small panel is on display...

Van Eyck’s Madonna of Chancellor Rolin Restored and Exhibited at the Louvre - Analyses

Published on 05 January 2024

Mory Sacko, Dynamic Young Chef and Louvre Ambassador

The young Michelin-starred chef, an ambassador of the Louvre’s “Become a Patron!” program for the acquisition of Chardin’s Basket of Wild Strawberries,...

Mory Sacko, Dynamic Young Chef and Louvre Ambassador - Interviews

Published on 12 July 2023

Naples in Paris, Masterpieces from Capodimonte at the Louvre

At the Louvre’s invitation, over 70 masterpieces from the Capodimonte Museum are on display at the Parisian institution. A fluid, sensitive and perceptive...

Naples in Paris, Masterpieces from Capodimonte at the Louvre - Exhibitions

Published on 09 June 2023

A Rediscovered Masterpiece by Sculptor François Anguier

A very rare terracotta model with unusual iconography enables us to rediscover French sculptor François Anguier (1604-1669), a pioneer of Atticism and...

A Rediscovered Masterpiece by Sculptor François Anguier - Pre-sale

Published on 26 January 2023

Will the Choiseul Snuffbox Soon Join the Collections of the Louvre?

The Louvre has launched a major fundraising drive to acquire the famous snuffbox originally owned by the Duc de Choiseul (1719–1785), Louis XV’s minister....

Will the Choiseul Snuffbox Soon Join the Collections of the Louvre? - Analyses

Published on 12 December 2022

Colombe, Goya, Cranach: Rarity Rewarded

This collection of a Parisian aesthete who chose to remain anonymous attracted much attention and two high-level preemptions by the Louvre.

Colombe, Goya, Cranach: Rarity Rewarded - Lots sold

Published on 15 November 2022

An Imperial Sèvres Porcelain Plate for the Louvre

The Louvre could not let this remarkable plate pass by, as an essential testimony to its history and to French heritage.

An Imperial Sèvres Porcelain Plate for the Louvre - Lots sold

Published on 02 June 2022

The Former Louvre Director Has Been Charged in an Antiquities Trafficking Case

Jean-Luc Martinez’s indictment resulting from the investigation of a vast international Middle Eastern antiquities trafficking ring is shaking up the...

The Former Louvre Director Has Been Charged in an Antiquities Trafficking Case - Opinion

Published on 25 May 2022

The Egypt of the Pharaohs of Napata Rediscovered at the Louvre

Piye, Chabaka, Taharqa… The Kushite kings of the twenty-fifth dynasty ruled over Egypt, ushering in a religious and artistic renaissance. Their story...

The Egypt of the Pharaohs of Napata Rediscovered at the Louvre - Exhibitions

Published on 03 February 2022

Nazi Plundering: The Light and Dark in the French House of Representatives

The Assemblée Nationale in France has experienced a rare moment of consensus in stipulating the removal of 15 Nazi-looted artworks from various public...

Nazi Plundering: The Light and Dark in the French House of Representatives - Opinion

Cultural Heritage

Published on 27 January 2022

Château of Chambord: A Wartime Shelter

The Château de Chambord is opening the first permanent exhibition on the history of the national collections between 1939 and 1945. More than just an...

Château of Chambord: A Wartime Shelter - Cultural Heritage

Published on 12 January 2022

Louvre Curator Yannick Lintz: An Islamic Art Tour de France

The director of the Department of Islamic Arts at the Musée du Louvre reveals what is at stake with 18 exhibitions deployed throughout France to show...

Louvre Curator Yannick Lintz: An Islamic Art Tour de France - Interviews

Published on 06 January 2022

Cyrille Gouyette: Street Art in the Context of Art History

Cyrille Gouyette, project officer at the Musée du Louvre, exhibition curator and artistic advisor for the M.U.R. Bastille, wears several hats and builds...

Cyrille Gouyette: Street Art in the Context of Art History - Interviews

Published on 16 December 2021

An Exemplary Archaeological Collection of Louis-Gabriel Bellon

The sale of the former Louis-Gabriel Bellon collection was acclaimed by a crop of preemptions for works from ancient Greece.

An Exemplary Archaeological Collection of Louis-Gabriel Bellon - Lots sold

Published on 08 December 2021

Missed Opportunities at the Louvre

‘An object made for the Louvre’: in La Tribune de l’art journalist Alexandre Lafore summed up the general feeling about the cameo the French museum...

Missed Opportunities at the Louvre - Opinion

Published on 08 July 2021

Restitutions: France Is Still Putting Up Resistance

Over two decades ago, France’s representative to an international conference in Stockholm on the restitution of Nazi-looted artworks told me that the...

Restitutions: France Is Still Putting Up Resistance - Opinion

Published on 21 June 2021

Heroic Drawing by Fontaine Goes Back to the Louvre

It is only fitting that this work by Pierre-François-Léonard Fontaine has returned to the museum for which it was made: the Louvre.

Heroic Drawing by Fontaine Goes Back to the Louvre - Lots sold

Published on 14 June 2021

Dorville Sale: French Government Rejects Restitution

Contrary to the beliefs of several media outlets, the French government has rejected the principle of restituting works coming from the wartime sales...

Dorville Sale: French Government Rejects Restitution - Market Trends

Published on 06 May 2021

Did Leonardo da Vinci Paint Salvator Mundi? The Louvre Has an Answer.

La Gazette has obtained a copy of the Louvre’s scientific paper confirming Salvator Mundi’s attribution to the Florentine painter.

Did Leonardo da Vinci Paint Salvator Mundi? The Louvre Has an Answer. - Market Trends

Published on 09 April 2021

Italian Renaissance Sculpture: An Opportunity for Rediscovery

Disrupted by the lockdowns, the exhibition "Le corps et l'âme" ("Body and Soul") at the Louvre, which will travel later to Milan, could be an opportunity...

Italian Renaissance Sculpture: An Opportunity for Rediscovery - Analyses

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