A film-maker, Alain Fleischer, and a poet, Yves Bonnefoy, give us the
opportunity to enjoy the Louvre as both a palace and a museum, and to discover
amongst other things the staircase of the Winged Victory of Samothrace
and the Venus de Milo, the medieval castle and the Mona Lisa,
the Grande Galerie and the Egyptian antiquities.
In addition they show the
last work involved in the presentation of the sculptures of the Second Empire in
a vast courtyard, the Bulls of Khorsabad, the salons of Napoleon II and
the Four Seasons paintings by Poussin, which hang in a rotunda special
designed to display them.
A commentary with two voices combines the vision of the film-maker and the
words of the poet, inviting our gaze to accompany them on a privileged journey.