What’s on

The exhibition showcases the work of Francisco de Zurbarán, one of the greatest Spanish painters of the 17th century, through an ambitious selection of the finest paintings, complemented by historical and cultural markers. Visitors will marvel at Zurbarán’s technique and its audacity of form and iconography.

Thanks to a special partnership with the Museo Nacional de Escultura in Valladolid, Sculpting Colour invites visitors to discover 17th-century Spanish sculpture in polychrome wood. The majority of the works on display are religious sculptures of stunning naturalism, allowing visitors to better understand the cultural and religious context in which they were created.

‘Louvre Photo’ presents more than 300 photographs featuring the Louvre, its artworks, its exhibition galleries and its open spaces, as well as visitors both famous and anonymous, museum workers, hidden nooks and restricted corridors. ‘‘Louvre Photo’ takes the Louvre as a model, a subject, a muse, a source of inspiration and a starting point for reinvention, taking a step back and offering a new look at the museum, the institution and its collections – sometimes with a touch of humour and subversiveness.

The exhibition showcases the work of Francisco de Zurbarán, one of the greatest Spanish painters of the 17th century, through an ambitious selection of the finest paintings, complemented by historical and cultural markers. Visitors will marvel at Zurbarán’s technique and its audacity of form and iconography.

Thanks to a special partnership with the Museo Nacional de Escultura in Valladolid, Sculpting Colour invites visitors to discover 17th-century Spanish sculpture in polychrome wood. The majority of the works on display are religious sculptures of stunning naturalism, allowing visitors to better understand the cultural and religious context in which they were created.

‘Louvre Photo’ presents more than 300 photographs featuring the Louvre, its artworks, its exhibition galleries and its open spaces, as well as visitors both famous and anonymous, museum workers, hidden nooks and restricted corridors. ‘‘Louvre Photo’ takes the Louvre as a model, a subject, a muse, a source of inspiration and a starting point for reinvention, taking a step back and offering a new look at the museum, the institution and its collections – sometimes with a touch of humour and subversiveness.

The exhibition showcases the work of Francisco de Zurbarán, one of the greatest Spanish painters of the 17th century, through an ambitious selection of the finest paintings, complemented by historical and cultural markers. Visitors will marvel at Zurbarán’s technique and its audacity of form and iconography.

Thanks to a special partnership with the Museo Nacional de Escultura in Valladolid, Sculpting Colour invites visitors to discover 17th-century Spanish sculpture in polychrome wood. The majority of the works on display are religious sculptures of stunning naturalism, allowing visitors to better understand the cultural and religious context in which they were created.

‘Louvre Photo’ presents more than 300 photographs featuring the Louvre, its artworks, its exhibition galleries and its open spaces, as well as visitors both famous and anonymous, museum workers, hidden nooks and restricted corridors. ‘‘Louvre Photo’ takes the Louvre as a model, a subject, a muse, a source of inspiration and a starting point for reinvention, taking a step back and offering a new look at the museum, the institution and its collections – sometimes with a touch of humour and subversiveness.

The exhibition showcases the work of Francisco de Zurbarán, one of the greatest Spanish painters of the 17th century, through an ambitious selection of the finest paintings, complemented by historical and cultural markers. Visitors will marvel at Zurbarán’s technique and its audacity of form and iconography.

Thanks to a special partnership with the Museo Nacional de Escultura in Valladolid, Sculpting Colour invites visitors to discover 17th-century Spanish sculpture in polychrome wood. The majority of the works on display are religious sculptures of stunning naturalism, allowing visitors to better understand the cultural and religious context in which they were created.

‘Louvre Photo’ presents more than 300 photographs featuring the Louvre, its artworks, its exhibition galleries and its open spaces, as well as visitors both famous and anonymous, museum workers, hidden nooks and restricted corridors. ‘‘Louvre Photo’ takes the Louvre as a model, a subject, a muse, a source of inspiration and a starting point for reinvention, taking a step back and offering a new look at the museum, the institution and its collections – sometimes with a touch of humour and subversiveness.

The exhibition showcases the work of Francisco de Zurbarán, one of the greatest Spanish painters of the 17th century, through an ambitious selection of the finest paintings, complemented by historical and cultural markers. Visitors will marvel at Zurbarán’s technique and its audacity of form and iconography.

Thanks to a special partnership with the Museo Nacional de Escultura in Valladolid, Sculpting Colour invites visitors to discover 17th-century Spanish sculpture in polychrome wood. The majority of the works on display are religious sculptures of stunning naturalism, allowing visitors to better understand the cultural and religious context in which they were created.

‘Louvre Photo’ presents more than 300 photographs featuring the Louvre, its artworks, its exhibition galleries and its open spaces, as well as visitors both famous and anonymous, museum workers, hidden nooks and restricted corridors. ‘‘Louvre Photo’ takes the Louvre as a model, a subject, a muse, a source of inspiration and a starting point for reinvention, taking a step back and offering a new look at the museum, the institution and its collections – sometimes with a touch of humour and subversiveness.

The exhibition showcases the work of Francisco de Zurbarán, one of the greatest Spanish painters of the 17th century, through an ambitious selection of the finest paintings, complemented by historical and cultural markers. Visitors will marvel at Zurbarán’s technique and its audacity of form and iconography.

Thanks to a special partnership with the Museo Nacional de Escultura in Valladolid, Sculpting Colour invites visitors to discover 17th-century Spanish sculpture in polychrome wood. The majority of the works on display are religious sculptures of stunning naturalism, allowing visitors to better understand the cultural and religious context in which they were created.

‘Louvre Photo’ presents more than 300 photographs featuring the Louvre, its artworks, its exhibition galleries and its open spaces, as well as visitors both famous and anonymous, museum workers, hidden nooks and restricted corridors. ‘‘Louvre Photo’ takes the Louvre as a model, a subject, a muse, a source of inspiration and a starting point for reinvention, taking a step back and offering a new look at the museum, the institution and its collections – sometimes with a touch of humour and subversiveness.