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The Ambassadors' Staircase
A sumptuous staircase at the Palace of Versailles: via Charles Le Brun's preliminary drawings and cartoons this 3D recreation gives you access to the decor he designed and realized over ten years as a tribute to the reign of Louis XIV. The staircase was demolished seventy-two years later on the orders of Louis XV, to make way for new rooms.
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The south church at Bawit in 3D
This virtual visit to the Bawit monastery takes us back in time to ancient Coptic Egypt in the first millennium of the Christian era. This imaginary exhibition presents the elements that were found during the site excavations and features a reconstruction of the church as archaeologists imagine it was in the 7th century AD.
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Louis Lacaze: Reconstruction of the room dedicated to his collection
Discover a 3D modelization of the La Caze room – now the Bronzes room, Sully wing, first floor, room 32 – as it was in 1913, when it housed 177 paintings by masters such as Rembrandt, Chardin or Watteau, from the prestigious collection bequeathed by La Caze to the Louvre.
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3D imaginary exhibition: Jean-Honoré Fragonard
This imaginary exhibition is a tribute to Fragonard, one of the greatest French painters of the 18th century, and also one of the first curators of the Musée du Louvre.
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The Villa Borghese in 1807: a 3D reconstruction of the decorated facades
In 1807, an imperial decree signed by Napoleon I finalized the French purchase of the artworks owned by Prince Camillo Borghese, thereby transferring the largest Roman antique collection from the Villa Borghese to the Musée Napoléon. Discover the 3D reconstruction of the facades of the Villa Borghese as they looked when the Emperor made his purchase, and view the artworks from the collection that are now in the Louvre.
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