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Designing the Louvre (3/6)
Free learning from The Open University www.open.ac.uk --- The designer of the Louvre Pyramid, IM Pei, talking about the design brief. (Part 3 of 6) --- Study 'Art and its histories' with the OU www3.open.ac.uk Explore qualifications in Arts and Humanities with the OU www3.open.ac.uk ---
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Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci Louvre
Mona Lisa, or La Gioconda. (La Joconde), is a 16th century oil painting on poplar wood by Leonardo da Vinci, and is one of the most famous paintings in the world. Few works of art have been subject to as much scrutiny, study, mythologizing and parody. It is owned by the French government and hangs in the Musée du Louvre in Paris. The painting, a half-length portrait, depicts a woman whose gaze meets the viewer's with an expression often described as enigmatic.
Visiting the Louvre Museum in Paris, France
Visiting the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. Louvre {loov'-ruh} — a French palace and the national art museum of France. Located in Paris, the Louvre is one of the largest palaces in the world and, as a former residence of the kings of France, one of the most illustrious. It exemplifies traditional French architecture since the Renaissance, and it houses a magnificent collection of ancient and Western art. The Palace The first Louvre was a fortress built at the beginning of the 13th century by Philip II Augustus to defend the Seine below Paris against the Normans and English. It consisted of a thick cylindrical donjon (dungeon) surrounded by towered walls. This château, enlarged and embellished by Charles V in the 14th century, was sacrificed in the 16th century at the end of the reign of Francis I in order to make room for a new Renaissance structure of the same size. Only the west wing and part of the south wing of the projected palace, conceived by the architect Pierre Lescot and decorated with sculptures by Jean Goujon, were finished. In 1564 Catherine de Médicis had her architect, Philibert Delorme, build a little château in a neighboring field to the west called the Tuileries. It was then decided to create a grandiose royal residence by joining the Louvre and the Palais des Tuileries by a series of buildings. The most important is the Grande Galerie built along the Seine in the reign of Henry IV. In the 17th century Louis XIII and his minister Richelieu extended <b>...</b>
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Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code - The Louvre in Paris
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Tomb Raider - Angel Of Darkness - Louvre Galleries - Part 1
Go up the stairs until you see a closed door. You cannot open it now as you need to get a strength upgrade. Kill the guard on the right and pick up the Impactor Batteries he drops. If the red light catches you, a second guard will show up, but he does not leave anything. Continue up the stairs, follow the hallway around to the left and open the door. First Gallery with lasers - You enter a galery which is protected by laser beams. If one of them catches you, they do not harm you, but they activate the alarm and both the entrance and exit doors close. They are sealed by metal gates, the laser beams turn off and a guard enters the gallery. In that case, kill the guard and press the button on the right hand side of the entrance (if it is to your back) to open the doors and activate the laser beams again. The guard appears only once. Do that if you are interested in all kills. The deal here is to reach the opposite side, avoiding the laser beams that lock the exit. Getting across - Climb on the first low glass case and turn left. Jump to grab the archaeological relic, pull up and get the Large Health Pack. Turn right and take a running jump over the lasers to land on the next case. Jump\ climb to the one on your right and turn left. To reach the next case, take a running jump when the moving lasers are at the lowest point. Once you make it, walk to the edge of the case and take a standing jump when the upper two laser beams turn off. Now hang from the right hand side of the <b>...</b>
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For more info on Louvre, visit: www.worldsiteguides.com "..The known history of the Louvre started as early as year 1190, when king Filip II built a fortress on the site to protect Paris from Viking raiders. The remains of this fortress can actually still be seen in the Louvre crypt. During the 14th century, Charles V converted the fortress into a royal residence and later in 1546, Francis I had the whole site renovated into the French Renaissance style Louvre one can see today. Francis I is by many seen as the founder of the modern Louvre, as he not only renovated the site, but also acquired the Louvre's center piece; the Mona Lisa." For more great video and audio guides from the world's most interesting places, check out www.worldsiteguides.com
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Get Well Soon - Voice In The Louvre
Get Well Soon - Voice In The Louvre [Vexations 2010] Get Well Soon is a music project and a band of the German singer, songwriter and instrumentalist Konstantin Gropper (born September 28, 1982). © CITY SLANG, COOPERATIVE MUSIC Enjoy!
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In Flagranti - Louvre For Yo
Album: Sounds Superb Label: Codek Records Europe Release Year: 2009. In Flagranti is the duo of Sasha Crnobrnja and Alex Gloor. They both have been in and around various scenes on opposite sides of the globe between New York and Europe. What they share is the simultaneous discovery of the italian cosmic scene from the late 70s early 80s. Both were hooked after hearing some of the mixed tapes in the early 80s, which had this hypnotic blend of electro-disco-afro-rock-funk-dub. This track is sampled by the original 1978 song "For Your Love" by Chilly. Enjoy.
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LOUVRE
VIAGGIO ALL'INTERNO DEL MUSEO DEL LOUVRE DI PARIGI Museo del Louvre Il Museo del Louvre a Parigi, in Francia, è forse il più celebre museo del mondo, nonché il secondo per numero di visitatori Il palazzo che ospita il museo fu originariamente costruito durante la dinastia dei Capetingi, sotto il regno di Filippo II.[3] Attualmente la collezione del museo comprende alcune delle più famose opere d'arte del mondo, come la Gioconda, Sant'Anna, la Madonna e il Bambino con l'agnello e la Vergine delle Rocce di Leonardo da Vinci, Il giuramento degli Orazi di Jacques Louis David, La Libertà che guida il popolo di Eugène Delacroix, la Venere di Milo e la Nike di Samotracia. La statua equestre di Luigi XIV rappresenta il punto di origine del cosiddetto Axe historique, anche se il palazzo non è allineato con l'asse stesso. Le origini Il modellino dell'antica Fortezza Reale. Il Palazzo del Louvre attuale è il frutto di una serie di costruzioni successive realizzate nel corso degli ultimi 800 anni La vera origine del termine Louvre è oscura. In seguito la struttura venne ampliata, principalmente ad opera di Carlo V che nel 1358 fece costruire un muro difensivo attorno alla fortezza e trasformò il Louvre in una residenza reale, anche sovrani di epoca successiva la utilizzarono come prigione.
Visit the Louvre Museum
How well do you really know the most famous museum in the world? In the heart of the former home of the King's of France, stands the famous glass pyramids of Pei (extremely controversial in 1988). A few feet away, the artist Anselm Kiefer is installed in the northern staircase of la Cour carrée, for contemporary art also has a place inside the museum. A full program of temporary exhibitions, film projections and concerts makes the Louvre a fascinating place to be. Thus, the Louvre is « a secular institution resolutely focused on the future ». More info on The Louvre Museum : www.new-paris-ile-de-france.co.uk
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saeid Shanbehzadehs habib meftah boushehri,sabin novel,melani lomof play in Loouvre museum in Paris Traditional Songs, dances, vocals, and trance rhythms from the Persian gulf, featuring the unique talents of Saeid Shanbehzadeh The music of Bousher is a unique blend of Persian, Arabic, African and Indian traditions that have met over centuries at this cultural crossroads in southern provinces of Iran on the Persian Gulf. This diversity resulted in an amazingly rich musical tradition where music plays a vital role in all aspects of life, such as religion, work, recreation, social events, drama, music therapy and trance.The main instruments include the Ney-Anbon, NeyJofti, Dammam, Boogh, Zarbetempo, traditional flute and Senj. The Traditional Boushehri Music Ensemble, led by Saeid Shanbehzadeh has thrilled audiences throughout Iran, Europe and North America with the driving rythms and soaring melodies of this compelling music. Having studied with the old masters of Boushehr since his childhood, Saeid is an exciting master performer of Ney-Anbon, Damman and traditional dance. His ethno-musicological research throughout the Boushehr area makes him a living encyclopedia of the vast repertoire of Boushehri music in all its forms.
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Brett Wales plays live at Wersi Summerfest 2009
Brett Wales demos the wersi louvre at 2009 Wersi Summerfest.
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Belphégor the phantom of the Louvre - 1
[Long version]Beautiful French tv series from 1965 [13 episodes], broadcasted in many European countries at the time. First filmed in 1927 after a novel by Arthur Bernède. Here are stills of the great ghost design and with fantastic music composed by French composer Antoine Duhamel. The total time of the complete movie is about 4 hours. Released in germany last september [07] on a three DVD set.
Louvre, la visite
www.editionsmontparnasse.fr Louvre, la visite propose de suivre l'itinéraire le plus complet qu'on puisse imaginer, celui que seul un film permet de parcourir en une heure : de la pyramide à l'aile Richelieu, des peintures aux antiquités grecques, des salles égyptiennes aux vestiges du château du Moyen Âge. Un documentaire qui mène à la rencontre des trésors qui émerveillent, chaque année, les cinq millions de visiteurs du musée.
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JANET JACKSON Live Performance @ The Louvre - Pleasure Principle
JANET kicked off the European leg of her JANET JACKSON Number Ones Up Close and Personal Tour by becoming the first female artist to ever perform under the iconic glass Pyramid at The Louvre Museum. To find tickets to one of JANET'S shows, go to www.janetjackson.com
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