The Louvre’s Grande Galerie: Display and Visitor Experience

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The Grande Galerie first opened its doors on August 10th, 1793. Its exceptional length makes it the Louvre’s largest room and one of the most memorable galleries in Europe. Originally built between 1595 and 1610, it was supposed to serve as a transitional space between the Louvre and the Palais des Tuileries. Displaying art in …

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A Franco-Belgian Artistic Heritage,The Heyday of BD

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Between rivalry in sports and a never-ending debate on the origin of the so-called “French” fries, Brussels and Paris have their lots of bones of contention. Still, out of many factors explaining the friendship between the French and the Belgians, one stands out: comic books. Many countries have their own traditions when it comes to …

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