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The original Louvre was a fortress built in the late 12th

century to protect the city of Paris. Located on the

western edge of the city, the structure was gradually

engulfed as Paris grew. The dark fortress from the

Middle Ages was continually altered and expanded,

before being transformed into a Renaissance style

royal palace from 1546 onwards.

When Louis XIV moved his royal court from the Louvre

to the recently enlarged Palace of Versailles in 1678,

much of the royal art collection remained at the Louvre.

A number of national cultural institutions and scholarly

societies moved into the Louvre, which also became a

residence for artists. In 1699, the Académie Royale de

Peinture et de Sculpture (Royal Academy of Painting

and Sculpture) held its first public exhibition in the

building’s Grande Galerie (Great Gallery).

The transformation of the Louvre into the museum we

know today began with the French Revolution. In 1791

the new National Assembly declared that the Louvre

should be “a place for bringing together monuments

of all the sciences and arts”, and when Louis XVI was

arrested in 1792, his royal art collection became national

property. The Louvre Museum officially opened a year

later, giving free public access to a collection that

included works by da Vinci, Raphael, Poussin and

Rembrandt.

Throughout the next 200 years, the Louvre would

witness the restoration and abolishment of the French

monarchy, the Napoleonic era, plus the establishment

of five new French Republics. The museum’s collection

increased throughout this turbulent period and by the

early 1980s, it was clear that a major renovation was

needed to improve the displays and provide better

amenities for the increasing number of visitors.

From Fortress to Museum

History

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