To conclude our tour of the Musee’ du Lourve, it’s time to appreciate some of the most famous paintings in the world. Notably absent for this collection is the Mona Lisa. Unfortunately very large crowds and heightened security renders it very difficult to get a good photo. So we’ll enjoy some of the other masterpieces that call the Lourve their home.

In order from top left:

1. Emperor Napoleon I
2. Joachim Murat – King of Napes from 1767-1815
3. The Eruption of Vesuvius
4. Alessandro Farnese – Duke of Parma
5. Pope Paul III
6. Louis XIV – King of France from 1638-1715
7. Louis, Dauphin of France
8. David and Goliath
9. Saint Jerome in His Study
10. Transfiguration of Christ
11. Oath of the Horatii
12. The Coronation of Napoleon I
13. Lady Liberty Leading the People
14. Saint Joan of Arc at the Coronation of King Charles VII
15. The featured painting is The Wedding at Cana

One could spend days if not weeks discovering stunning works of art, some so large they cover an entire wall within the gallery.

This museum truly is one of the most incredible experiences one can have. From the building to the masterpieces within, it takes you on a beautiful, historic journey through time. Sharing its countless treasures with those lucky enough to visit.