The Little Book of Louvre

by Brigitte Govignon

Flammarion presents its series of informative, richly illustrated guides, covering lifestyle and cultural topics. Find out everything you want to know about your favorite subject in one handy volume.

• Unique thematic treatment with extensive use of key words and cross-referencing
• Over 70 alphabetically organized bite-sized entries in every title
• Attractive slimline format
• 100 color illustrations
• Summaries of key facts and dates in easy-reference tables
• Exclusive buyer's guide or list of useful addresses to find out more

120 pages, Paperback

First published May 15, 2001

Reviews

[Brianna · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really really love this book. It talks about the Louvre and all the different things in it. Includes things like paintings and why it was given its name. It talks about all the different structures/sculpting‘s and the people who made them. It gets really into the history of each individual thing inside this museum and that’s what he really like about it because I am I really like the black history on why it was made and when. It talks about archaeology how there was donations. And it also speaks of all different kinds of visits like documentation or where to locate masterpieces to look compared to guide. It also talks about how The Louvre Is a great history in French architecture. And there’s a whole entire part of an alphabetical guide so it goes through each of the paintings are structures are architectures from A-to-Z. I would read this five out of five because you can tell them a lot of time and work put into it and I really like the back history on everything and how it talked about all the people who made these things

[Manny Villa · Rating 5 out of 5]

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