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Thematic exhibitionsfrom 12-01-2005 to 02-20-2006
Jean-Luc MoulèneLe Monde, le LouvreArtist Jean-Luc Moulène presents his vision of the Louvre. He sees it as a fascinating object and seeks to show it in a different light. He oscillates between the object and photography by using the medium of paper to depict hitherto-unseen objects.



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Islamic Art from 04-30-2005 to 04-24-2006Exhibition extended

30 Masterpieces of Islamic Art from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New YorkAn extraordinary selection of works from the Metropolitan Museum's famed collection of Islamic art will be exhibited for a full year at the Musée du Louvre, in the galleries of the Department of Islamic Art. More

Thematic exhibitionsfrom 12-01-2005 to 02-20-2006

CounterpointFrom Decorative Object to SculptureThe Louvre pursues its policy of opening its doors to contemporary art and establishing a dialogue between past and present. The second edition of Counterpoint will revolve around works in porcelain.
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Thematic exhibitions from 12-01-2005 to 02-20-2006

Jean-Luc MoulèneLe Monde, le LouvreArtist Jean-Luc Moulène presents his vision of the Louvre. He sees it as a fascinating object and seeks to show it in a different light. He oscillates between the object and photography by using the medium of paper to depict hitherto-unseen objects.


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Prints and Drawingsfrom 01-27-2006 to 04-30-2006

The Van Blarenberghes, Painters and MiniaturistsAlways with the same masterful precision and concern for detail, the two Van Blarenberghe brothers specialized in painting seascapes and battles scenes during the 18th century. In 1907, the Louvre received an outstanding bequest from the last descendant bearing the name of this dynasty. More

Paintingsfrom 02-09-2006 to 05-08-2006

Tintoretto's ParadiseA Competition for the Doge's PalaceA unique occasion to discover around 30 works retracing the stages of Tintoretto’s vast Paradise, painted after he was awarded the commission to replace the fresco in the Sala dei Maggior Consiglio (Hall of the Great Council) of the Doge’s Palace which had been destroyed by fire.