Museum theme-based tours

The evolution of ancient Greek and Roman sculpture from Cycladic idols to Hellenistic Art

At the Louvre Museum, this tour offers you the opportunity to understand the evolution of the human body representation from the Bronze Age (3rd millennium BC) to the Hellenistic period (2nd-1st century BC) through some emblematic works from the collection of Greek and Roman antiquities (the Lady of Auxerre, the Venus of Milo, the Victory of Samothrace, etc.).

You will also discover the majestic Caryatids room commissioned by Henry II and where some Roman copies inspired by Greek originals, are displayed.

- The Italian Renaissance painting (the Louvre Museum)

- The portrait during the Renaissance (The Louvre Museum)

- The landscape during the Italian Renaissance (the Louvre Museum)

- Academism et Romantism in the 19th century painting (the Louvre Museum)

- The main artistic movements in 19th century painting (Orsay Museum)

- The representation of women through 19th century painting (Orsay Museum)

- The representation of work in the 19th century (Orsay museum)

- Art and emancipation (Orsay museum ou Centre Pompidou)

- Medieval architecture through the casts of the Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine