Imagine being able to see, all in one place, the Vitruvian Man, the Mona Lisa, the study for the Adoration of the Magi and the Belle Ferroniere... These, along with 120 other works by the Italian Renaissance genius Leonardo da Vinci, will be on display at the Louvre between October 24th, 2019 and February 24th, 2020. Book your tickets when you reserve your room at the Roch Hotel & Spa!
Leonardo at the Louvre; an extraordinary exhibition
For five centuries, Leonardo da Vinci and his work have fascinated and astonished us. A man of many talents, his visionary plans for fabulous machines and his surprisingly precise anatomical studies have sometimes overshadowed his artistic genius in the public eye. Yet - and this is at the heart of the current exhibition - the master placed painting above all else and all his research was geared towards achieving perfection in this art form. To present this perspective, the Louvre teams have been working for 10 years on the analysis and restoration of the works owned by the museum; the largest collection of Leonardo da Vinci originals in the world.
The greatest Leonardo da Vinci exhibition ever
To commemorate the 500th anniversary of Leonardo's death, the exhibition’s curators have sought to bring together as many as possible of his extant works. Some are on loan from the world’s most prestigious museums, such as New York’s Metropolitan and the British Museum, while others have been obtained following intense negotiations between the French and Italian states. They have now been brought together for the first time. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see them. Be aware, however, that admission is by reservation only and many slots have already been taken, so you need to book as soon as possible!
During your stay at the Roch Hotel & Spa it will take you only a few minutes of strolling the most beautiful streets of Paris to reach the Louvre and experience this extraordinary exhibition.
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