The Louvre announced it has digitized more than 480,000 pieces of art, allowing anyone with a smartphone or a computer to enjoy the museum’s collections without booking a ticket to Paris. Some of the ...

The Musée du Louvre remains closed to the public, as it has been since October under French President Emmanuel Macron’s aggressive efforts to curb the spread of the pandemic. But now, art lovers ...

The pandemic may have forced both culture vultures and casual museum-goers alike to stay away from their favorite institutions. But the Louvre has come up with a tres bien way to bring art back to the ...

The world’s largest art museum has digitized more than 400,000 of its collections and now you can visit the Paris historic monument without booking a plane ticket. In a statement obtained by NPR, the ...

PARIS (AFP) — The Louvre museum in Paris said Friday it has put nearly half a million items from its collection online for the public to visit free of charge. As part of a major revamp of its online ...

The Mona Lisa is the museum's most-visited artwork -- but now it can be viewed without the crowds. Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images This ought to make Mona Lisa smile. The largest art museum in the world ...

The Louvre Museum announced Friday that its entire collections are now available to view online at collections.louvre.fr. This includes pieces that are on loan or in storage, which is exciting for ...

BIDDING FOR MONA LISA: No, the Mona Lisa is not up for grabs. But you can put in an offer for the chance to attend her annual inspection — outside of the display case — as part of Christie’s “Bid for ...

There is nothing like spending a rainy afternoon at a museum, soaking in the beauty and wonder of art and history. Now the Louvre, the world’s most visited museum, is letting you do that right from ...

The Louvre has set up a free-to-access online platform to showcase its artworks. It includes the French museum's entire collection of more than 480,000 pieces, including the "Mona Lisa." The museum is ...

There is nothing like spending a rainy afternoon at a museum, soaking in the beauty and wonder of art and history. Now the Louvre, the world’s most visited museum, is letting you do that right from ...