Museum Masterpieces: The Louvre

The history of one of the most famous museums in the world.

The museum proudly houses works of Italian painters such as Leonardo and Raphael.

In addition to the ones mentioned earlier, the museum exhibits a large number of Italian paintings.

Along with the works of painters such as El Greco and Goya, Jusepe Ribera's "Clubfooted Boy" is held in high regard among art connoisseurs.

Flemish and German artworks hold a significant place within the museum's collection of paintings.

Three Dutch artists from the 17th century are widely regarded as the greatest of their era.

The 17th-century French artworks constitute a notable segment of the virtual showcase.

Nicolas Poussin and Claude Lorrain represent the zenith of 17th-century French art.

The contrast between two geniuses reflects the state of French art at the end of Louis XIV's reign.

Fragonard and Boucher present two different versions of Rococo art.

Jacques-Louis David is believed to have embodied the socio-political transformations of his era.

The virtual showcase concludes with two contrasting styles of early 19th-century art.