Explore the Louvre Museum Collection
Discover over 32,000 masterpieces from the world's most famous museum, the Louvre,
anytime, anywhere. From the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo to Winged Victory of
Samothrace, explore iconic works and hidden gems from art history.
Key Features
Comprehensive Art Database
- 32,000+ Louvre artworks
- 99.5% high-resolution images
- Complete artwork information and descriptions
Explore by Pavilion
- Sully Wing: Ancient Egyptian and Greek-Roman artifacts
- Richelieu Wing: French paintings and sculptures
- Denon Wing: Italian and Spanish paintings
- Napoleon Wing: Special exhibitions
Smart Classification System
- By Category: Paintings, sculptures, archaeology, decorative arts, and 9 other fields
- By Culture: Western Europe, Egypt, Greece, Middle East, and 7 regions
- By Period: From ancient times to contemporary, 5 historical periods
- By Artist: Information on over 3,100 artists
Powerful Search Features
- Search by artwork title, artist name, or keywords
- Multilingual search support
- Advanced filtering options
- Database of 112,000+ search aliases
Personalization Features
- Create favorite collections
- Recent viewing history
- Personalized exploration experience
Multilingual Support
- Full support for Korean, English, and French
- Professional art history translations
- Original and translated texts side by side
User-Friendly Design
- Intuitive navigation
- Dark/Light theme support
- Responsive layout
- Accessibility optimized
Educational Value
- Detailed artwork commentary
- Historical context information
- Art history learning tools
- Research and reference materials
Explore humanity's artistic and cultural heritage through the Louvre's vast collection.
This app, packed with expert-level information, is the perfect learning tool for art
enthusiasts, students, and researchers alike.
Experience everything the Louvre has to offer without traveling to Paris. Download now
and carry the world's greatest museum in your pocket!
This app is an educational application based on publicly available data from the Louvre
Museum.