[Louvre Museum/France] Are you hooked on art appreciation in 2023? Here are 10 must-see pieces I recommend

＼I got hooked on art appreciation in 2023! ? ／ 10 Must-See Works at the Louvre I'd like to introduce For those who don't have much time and want to prioritize what to see, or for those who are not familiar with art and don't know what to see, I've selected 10 must-see works with the help of guidebooks, etc. ^ ^ How many have you all seen? 1. Mona Lisa The Mona Lisa is famous for being eye-catching from any angle It's too crowded to check lol There are various theories about the woman who modeled for it, but it seems to be the wife of Florentine wealthy Joconde? 2. The Marriage of Cana The largest size in the Louvre's collection! I also got married this year~just kidding lol ※The kana in the title of the work is apparently a place name 3. The Coronation of Napoleon I This depicts the coronation ceremony held at Notre Dame Cathedral Napoleon apparently put the crown on his own head to show that he was supported by the citizens and became emperor But it doesn't look good as a painting, so it seems to have been a scene of the emperor crowning the empress🤭 4. The Statue of Liberty Leading the People For some reason, I thought it was a model for Joan of Arc, but I was wrong🫣 It's apparently a fictional character called Marianne 5. The Diamond in the Crown Not only the diamond in the crown, but the room itself and everything on display in the room are glittering~✨ 6. Nike of Samothrace Nike, the Greek goddess of victory, discovered on the island of Samothrace 7. The Venus de Milo A masterpiece from around the 2nd century BC with beautiful deep shadows created by the lines of the body and the fabric! ! 8. The Code of Hammurabi The Code of Hammurabi is famous for "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth." I didn't know where that phrase was written lol 9. Cheater There are two types of cheaters: the Cheater with the Ace of Diamonds ♦️ and the Cheater with the Ace of Clubs ♣️. The one in the Louvre is the Cheater with the Ace of Diamonds ♦️⭐︎ Take a good look at it 👀 10. Lacemaker One of Vermeer's paintings, who only left about 30 in his lifetime. But I couldn't see this painting because he was on a business trip to another country 😭 ⚠︎About the exhibition floors listed in the photo In Europe, the first floor in Japan is called the ground floor/0th floor, and the second floor in Japan is the first floor! The location of the exhibition varies depending on the season, so check the museum map for the latest information ⭐︎ #besttrip2023 #overseastravel #francetrip #paristourism #museum