Louvre Photo

In 1839, Louis-Jacques Daguerre captured the first image of the Louvre, marking the beginning of a fascinating relationship between the museum and photography. The exhibition “Louvre Photo” explores this rich history with over 300 photographs, from early daguerreotypes to contemporary works. It reveals how the palace itself – its iconic facades, sculptures, and majestic halls – served as a model and inspiration for generations of photographers. The exhibition highlights the evolution of photography over time, illustrating changing techniques and perspectives. You will discover pioneering clichés, artistic portraits, and innovative architectural explorations. An unprecedented dive into the reflection of the Louvre through the lens, a unique opportunity to appreciate the beauty of the museum from a new angle. The exhibition is free.