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entrance
This department presents the The collections in this department The Prints and Drawings Department
civilizations of the ancient Middle cover the history of European painting contains the collection of drawings
East, which date to seven thousand from the mid-13th century to the (more than one hundred thousand
years BC. They succeeded each other mid-19th century. They are divided works), the Edmond de Rothschild
in Mesopotamia, Iran, and the Levant, into three large groups: the French donation and the engraved plates
a vast territory stretching from the school (a numerical majority), the collection. These works may be viewed
Mediterranean Sea to India. Italian and Spanish schools, and the privately by arrangement. Remarkably
Northern European schools (German, rich but extremely fragile, they are
Flemish, and Dutch). displayed in regular temporary
Egyptian Antiquities
exhibitions, as well as in the exhibition
rooms of the museum on a rotational
Created by Jean-François Sculptures
basis.
Champollion, this department
Viewing room, Department of Prints
illustrates the art of ancient Egypt This department encompasses
and Drawings.
by means of two designated paths. European sculpture from the High
Information: 01 40 20 52 51.
The first is chronological, from the Middle Ages to the mid-19th century.
origins to Cleopatra, and the second The collections contain French works
is thematic, highlighting specific for the most part, with a number of Islamic Art
aspects of Egyptian civilization. significant pieces from Italy, Spain and
Two additional sections, devoted Northern Europe. On display in this department are
to Coptic Egypt and Roman Egypt, works from Islamic areas including
round off this presentation. various countries in the Mediterranean
Decorative arts
Basin, Iran, central Asia and India.
Greek, Etruscan, Some items used to belong to the
The collections in this
and Roman Antiquities French royal collections. This
department–e.g. objects from
collection is composed primarily of
the Middle Ages and the Renaissance,
objects made of ceramics, metals or
This department contains works decorative arts of the 17th and 18th
wood in addition to ivories, rugs, and
produced by three ancient centuries, items from the Diamants
paintings from the 7th to the 19th
civilizations: Greece, Etruria, and de la Couronne collection belonging
century.
Rome. On the ground floor, to the French crown, 19th-century
a chronological path concentrates objects and furniture, and the The exhibition rooms used for the
on marble sculptures from the 3rd Napoleon III apartments–spans many Department of Islamic Art are currently
millennium BC to the 6th century different periods. closed. A new gallery is scheduled to open
in the Cour Visconti in 2012.
AD. On the first floor, the collection
The 18th century decorative arts section
is organized by technique and type is closed until 2012 due to major
of material used: bronzes, jewelry, restorations supported by the High Arts of Africa, Asia, Oceania,
silverware, and glassware as well Museum of Art and its patrons: Mrs. Anne and the Americas
as terracotta figurines and vases. Cox Chambers, Accenture, UPS, Turner
Broadcasting System Inc., The Coca-Cola
Company, Delta Air Lines, AXA Art This selection of works, on display at
History of the Louvre Insurance Corporation and The Sara Giles the Louvre since April 2000, is part of
and Medieval Louvre Moore Foundation, as well as the Cressent the collections from the Quai Branly
Circle and American Friends of the Louvre. museum.
These two rooms and an archeological
path present the architectural history Find out more about
of the palace. the collections: www.louvre.fr
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connection between respect for works may not take photographs or videos.
of art and their preservation, called
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- 17th, 18th, 19th-century French
Paintings Denon
- 17th, 18th and 19th-century Drawings 4 Café featuring Louvre 10 R eception desks for groups
and pastels publications This is the meeting point
- 17th, 18th-century Decorative arts 5 Espace services billetterie and point of departure for:
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and Roman Antiquities 1 P 27
A B 86 85 90 91 93 94 A 36 37 39 42
Paintings 87 88 89 92 95 96
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Napoleon III Seated Scribe
24 25 26 33 34 60 58 56 38 41
Appartments 51 50 49 48 47 46
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English Paintings 32 26 14 3
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To Arts of Africa, Asia, Spanish Italian Paintings Italian Paintings Italian Paintings Apollo
Oceania and the Americas Paintings 17th-18th c. 16th-17th c. 13th-15th c. Gallery
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Greek, Etruscan A B 7 19
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and Roman Antiquities 6 5 4 3 2 1 B
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Code of Hammurabi Colossal Statue a b 17a 18a 19
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Arts of Africa, P
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Asia, Oceania and T 16
the Americas C
Richelieu
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Levant Pharaonic
G A Egypt,
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Aphrodite, known
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Psyche and Cupid,
A. Canova
Sully
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Captive (The Dying Sculpture from 5
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Chupícuaro (Mexico) 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 3 6 7 11
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Arts of Africa, European
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and the Americas 17th-19th c. 16th-19th c. Roman Antiquities
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Lower Ground Floor French
Sculptures
Islamic
Art
Entresol
Sculptures
A
Egyptian Antiquities Cour Marly 20 Cour Puget
12 11
History of the Louvre
A 13 closed
The Medieval Louvre 10
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G. Coustou P 5
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Medieval Moat
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Spanish European Italian
Sculptures Sculptures Sculptures Roman Pre-classical
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Denon 72
70 Paintings 47
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18th c. 48
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67 66 65 59 58 57
The Card-Sharper, The Turkish Bath
G. de La Tour J.-A.-D. Ingres 68 55
64 63 62 61 60 54 53 52 51 50
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1er étage
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Egyptian Antiquities Napoleon lll Middle Ages 3
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Greek, Etruscan 84 28
and Roman Antiquities 1 P 27
A B 86 85 90 91 93 94 A 36 37 39 42
Paintings 87 88 89 92 95 96
23 22 21 35 40
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Napoleon III Seated Scribe
24 25 26 33 34 60 58 56 38 41
Appartments 51 50 49 48 47 46
Print and Drawings A 61 59 57 55 54 53 52
62 20
Temporary exhibition T
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halls
Richelieu 64 Pharaonic Egypt,
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Mona Lisa, The Wedding Feast 34
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L. de Vinci at Cana, Véronèse 77 75
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24 23 22 21 2019 exhibition halls 9 Pre-classical Greek
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Greece Ceramics
English Paintings 32 26 14 3
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Current events 30 28 18 16
To Arts of Africa, Asia, Spanish Italian Paintings Italian Paintings Italian Paintings Apollo
Oceania and the Americas Paintings 17th-18th c. 16th-17th c. 13th-15th c. Gallery
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Levant Pharaonic
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Aphrodite, known
as the “Venus de Milo”
Psyche and Cupid,
A. Canova
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Arts of Africa, European
W Asia, Oceania Sculptures Italian Sculptures Etruscan and
and the Americas 17th-19th c. 16th-19th c. Roman Antiquities
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Lower Ground Floor French
Sculptures
Islamic
Art
Entresol
Sculptures
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Egyptian Antiquities Cour Marly 20 Cour Puget
12 11
History of the Louvre
A 13 closed
The Medieval Louvre 10
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A 1 2 3 4 7
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Temporary Horses of Marly, 8 9
G. Coustou P 5
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The Card-Sharper, The Turkish Bath
G. de La Tour J.-A.-D. Ingres 68 55
64 63 62 61 60 54 53 52 51 50
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Greek, Etruscan 84 28
and Roman Antiquities 1 P 27
A B 86 85 90 91 93 94 A 36 37 39 42
Paintings 87 88 89 92 95 96
23 22 21 35 40
closed
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Napoleon III Seated Scribe
24 25 26 33 34 60 58 56 38 41
Appartments 51 50 49 48 47 46
Print and Drawings A 61 59 57 55 54 53 52
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halls
Richelieu 64 Pharaonic Egypt,
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Mona Lisa, The Wedding Feast 34
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24 23 22 21 2019 exhibition halls 9 Pre-classical Greek
25 F
Greece Ceramics
English Paintings 32 26 14 3
13 8 5
12
33 31 29 27 17 15
Current events 30 28 18 16
To Arts of Africa, Asia, Spanish Italian Paintings Italian Paintings Italian Paintings Apollo
Oceania and the Americas Paintings 17th-18th c. 16th-17th c. 13th-15th c. Gallery
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French Sculptures French Sculptures Mesopotamia
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Near Eastern Antiquities 10 Cour Marly 20 U
Cour Puget 2 4 6
Egyptian Antiquities 9 V
Cour Khorsabad
8 A
Greek, Etruscan A B 7 19
14 17b 18b
and Roman Antiquities 6 5 4 3 2 1 B
1 1 16
Code of Hammurabi Colossal Statue a b 17a 18a 19
7 8 9 10 11 12 12 13 20 21 18
of Ramesses II 1 bis
Arts of Africa, P
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Asia, Oceania and T 16
the Americas C
Richelieu
17
B 14
Levant Pharaonic
G A Egypt,
15 F
C D Thematic
Circuit
Aphrodite, known
as the “Venus de Milo”
Psyche and Cupid,
A. Canova
Sully
13
12
B
bis
Denon 17 12
C
E F B
M 17
Captive (The Dying Sculpture from 5
Slave), Michelangelo 6
Chupícuaro (Mexico) 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 3 6 7 11
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1
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S L 23 I
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1 2 3
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21 Antiquities
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8 7 6 4 5 29 28 27 26
Northern
Arts of Africa, European
W Asia, Oceania Sculptures Italian Sculptures Etruscan and
and the Americas 17th-19th c. 16th-19th c. Roman Antiquities
1
Lower Ground Floor French
Sculptures
Islamic
Art
Entresol
Sculptures
A
Egyptian Antiquities Cour Marly 20 Cour Puget
12 11
History of the Louvre
A 13 closed
The Medieval Louvre 10
A
A 1 2 3 4 7
6
Temporary Horses of Marly, 8 9
G. Coustou P 5
exhibition halls
Richelieu
temporary Richelieu G
exhibition
hall
B
Entrance
Medieval Moat
i Exit
Sully B
Temporary
H
exhibition
hall
Tactile
Gallery
C
Denon
St. Mary Magdalene, M 2 I
G. Erhart J
closed
3 2 1 1 3
1
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B L
B C
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closed Coptic
C C
Egypt
Northern
Spanish European Italian
Sculptures Sculptures Sculptures Roman Pre-classical
11th-15th c. 12th-16th c. 11th-15th c. Egypt Greece
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Holland Germanic Flanders Netherlands Germany
2nd Floor 17th c. Paintings 17th c. 16th c. 15th-16th c.
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2e étage 18th-19th c.
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C B A 29 27 27 25
23 22
D E
28 20
16 14
14 12 10 B
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11 9 11
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10 French French
French Paintings 30 13 Paintings Paintings
31 6 9 14th-17th c. 17th c.
Prints and French Flanders Netherlands
32 18 14
Drawings 17th c. 15th c. 8
33 5 7 15
German, Flemish E
A B
34 35 36 37 38 39 D
4 6 34
Dutch, Belgian, 1 2 3 19 24 25 28 29 31
The Lacemaker, Self-Portrait, 19 32 33
A 4 5 17 16 18 35
Russian, Swiss and J. Vermeer A. Dürer 26 27 30
P
Scandinavian Paintings 23 20 36
V
21 37
Temporary Richelieu Temporary 22 38
exhibition halls exhibition halls 39
C
G B 40
C D 41
45 44
73 46
French
Denon 72
70 Paintings 47
71
18th c. 48
69
E F 49
67 66 65 59 58 57
The Card-Sharper, The Turkish Bath
G. de La Tour J.-A.-D. Ingres 68 55
64 63 62 61 60 54 53 52 51 50
56
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C
French
Paintings
19th c.
1
The July The 19th c. Renaissance 17th c.
1st Floor Monarchy Restoration
1er étage
R
81 80 79 78 77 76 71 70 69
75 68
74 9 10 11
73 72 5 6 7 12 13 14 15
67 16
8 32 Decorative arts
19 17
82
Decorative arts 4 18 31 17th-18th c.
83 30
Egyptian Antiquities Napoleon lll Middle Ages 3
29
Apartments 2 20
Greek, Etruscan 84 28
and Roman Antiquities 1 P 27
A B 86 85 90 91 93 94 A 36 37 39 42
Paintings 87 88 89 92 95 96
23 22 21 35 40
closed
43 44 45
Napoleon III Seated Scribe
24 25 26 33 34 60 58 56 38 41
Appartments 51 50 49 48 47 46
Print and Drawings A 61 59 57 55 54 53 52
62 20
Temporary exhibition T
63 21
halls
Richelieu 64 Pharaonic Egypt,
22
G Chronological Circuit
65 B
C D
19th c.
C
E F 26
33
Mona Lisa, The Wedding Feast 34
76 D C 35 36 37 38 30 29 28 27
L. de Vinci at Cana, Véronèse 77 75
74
closed
11
K 47 46 45 39 40 41 42 43 44
7
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E
W 10 4 66
Mollien temporary 6 2
24 23 22 21 2019 exhibition halls 9 Pre-classical Greek
25 F
Greece Ceramics
English Paintings 32 26 14 3
13 8 5
12
33 31 29 27 17 15
Current events 30 28 18 16
To Arts of Africa, Asia, Spanish Italian Paintings Italian Paintings Italian Paintings Apollo
Oceania and the Americas Paintings 17th-18th c. 16th-17th c. 13th-15th c. Gallery
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French Sculptures French Sculptures Mesopotamia
Ground Floor 5th-18th c. 18th-19th c.
Rez-de-Chaussée R
14 15 16 18
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17 26 27 28 30
13 25 31 32 33
19 29
5
12 24 23 22 21 A
Sculptures 3 Antique Iran Levant
11
Near Eastern Antiquities 10 Cour Marly 20 U
Cour Puget 2 4 6
Egyptian Antiquities 9 V
Cour Khorsabad
8 A
Greek, Etruscan A B 7 19
14 17b 18b
and Roman Antiquities 6 5 4 3 2 1 B
1 1 16
Code of Hammurabi Colossal Statue a b 17a 18a 19
7 8 9 10 11 12 12 13 20 21 18
of Ramesses II 1 bis
Arts of Africa, P
15
D Sackler Wing
Asia, Oceania and T 16
the Americas C
Richelieu
17
B 14
Levant Pharaonic
G A Egypt,
15 F
C D Thematic
Circuit
Aphrodite, known
as the “Venus de Milo”
Psyche and Cupid,
A. Canova
Sully
13
12
B
bis
Denon 17 12
C
E F B
M 17
Captive (The Dying Sculpture from 5
Slave), Michelangelo 6
Chupícuaro (Mexico) 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 3 6 7 11
E 4 D B 4
1
22
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10
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S L 23 I
D 19
A closed J
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20
24
1 2 3
25 Greek
21 Antiquities
Porte des Lions entrance F
8 7 6 4 5 29 28 27 26
Northern
Arts of Africa, European
W Asia, Oceania Sculptures Italian Sculptures Etruscan and
and the Americas 17th-19th c. 16th-19th c. Roman Antiquities
1
Lower Ground Floor French
Sculptures
Islamic
Art
Entresol
Sculptures
A
Egyptian Antiquities Cour Marly 20 Cour Puget
12 11
History of the Louvre
A 13 closed
The Medieval Louvre 10
A
A 1 2 3 4 7
6
Temporary Horses of Marly, 8 9
G. Coustou P 5
exhibition halls
Richelieu
temporary Richelieu G
exhibition
hall
B
Entrance
Medieval Moat
i Exit
Sully B
Temporary
H
exhibition
hall
Tactile
Gallery
C
Denon
St. Mary Magdalene, M 2 I
G. Erhart J
closed
3 2 1 1 3
1
S A K
B L
B C
A
closed Coptic
C C
Egypt
Northern
Spanish European Italian
Sculptures Sculptures Sculptures Roman Pre-classical
11th-15th c. 12th-16th c. 11th-15th c. Egypt Greece