UCCS Presents

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Not all of us art lovers💕 have been able to travel the globe to see incredible one-of-a kind art works.
But now with the help of highly digital age, the Louvre museum in Paris has put nearly half a million items from it's collection online for the public to "visit" free of charge! From traditional paintings and sculptures to textile- they even have an interactive map
Travel the world safely and view the collections by visiting https://collections.louvre.fr/en/

The new database includes not only items on public display in the museum but also those in storage, including at its new state-of-the-art facility at Lievin in northern France.The platform also includes the Delacroix museum, which is run by the Louvre, as well as sculptures from the neighbouring Tuileries gardens and works recovered from Germany since the end of the war in 1945 that are waiting to be restored to the families from which they were looted.