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Louvre Museum
Paris, France · 4,096 artworks
art and archeology museum in Paris, France
Works in this museum
Arria and Paetus killing themselves
The Origin of Painting
Portrait of Charles-Amédée-Philippe Van Loo
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Portrait of Nicolas-Guy Brenet
The Martyrdom of St. Agatha
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Marie-Louise-Thérèse-Victoire de France, Known as Madame Victoire
The Triumph of the Bourbon Family of Naples
Still-Life with a Carafe of Barley Wine
Bathers in a Cave
Young Girl Holding Flowers
Pierre Paul Royer Collard
Louise-Marie-Adélaïde de Bourbon, Duchess of Orléans
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Landscape: shepherd and cows at a pond
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Self-portrait
A Round Temple Once Dedicated to Venus
Louis Jean François Lagrenée the Elder (1725-1805)
The Flood
Vue de la ville d'Avezzano, au bord du lac de Celano, royaume de Naples
Portrait of Giovanni Paisiello
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Le supplice d'une vestale
Lake Nemi, Sunset
Portrait of Mme Pinson
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Unknown Old Man
Socrates Tears Alcibiades from the Embrace of Sensual Pleasure
Sappho rushing to the sea
Bacchanalia of Children
An allegory of the French revolution
Portrait of Louis-Charles Maigret
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Run on the Tuileries on 10. Aug. 1792 during the French Revolution
Apollo Belvedere in a Landscape
Statue of Polymnia
Statue of Diana
Statue of Mercure
Homer Reciting his Verses to the Greeks
Self-portrait as Aspasia
Allegory of the first French Republic