The Department of Decorative Arts is home to an extremely varied collection comprising jewelry, silverware, enamels, ivories, bronzes, semi-precious stone work, ceramics, glassware, stained glass, furniture, and rugs, and spanning the period of the first half of the 19th century.
https://www.louvre.fr/en/departments/decorative-arts
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Decorative_arts_in_the_Louvre_-_Room_39
00:10 Isaac de Camondo room
00:25 Panelling the cabinet of the Villemaré-Dangé hotel, place Vendôme
00:50 Scientific instruments of 17th and 18th centuries
01:17 The Creation of the World
01:51 Panelling, furniture and objets d’art circa 1730-1755
02:15 This room’s decoration is a combination of a Venetian painted ceilling from the 1750s and a decorative pier, fireplace and wood panels from the 18th century
02:39 The Astronomers from The Story of the Emperor of China
02:46 Room of snuffboxes or gallery Louis XV.
03:15 La Marquise de Pompadour
04:46 Lidded goblet. London 1732. Enameled gold.
05:25 Inkstand bearing the arms of Cardinal da Cunha
05:41 Eucharistic service of the Duke of Burgundy, grandson of Louis XV
05:53 Louis XV.
06:08 Relief depicting a bakchanále
07:03 The Toilet of Venus – Antoine-François Callet
07:20 Vincennes and Sèvres porcelain (1750-1765)
07:32 The “antique style” in the second half of the 18th century and the architect Piranesi
07:41 Seated Mars. Luigi Valadier (1726-1785)
07:47 Pair of low cabinets
08:34 Neoclassical furniture and objets d’art (1760-1775)
08:47 Commode of the Countess of Barry for his apartment at the Palace of Versailles
08:51 Furniture of 18th century
09:17 René Grog et Marie-Louise Grog-Carven room
09:25 The “turkish style” decoration and furniture of the comte d’Artois, brother of the king Louis XVI, future king Charles X
09:32 Furniture for royal residences 1775-1790
09:40 Vase Medicis
09:47 This room contains the furniture of Marie-Antoinette’s night apartment in the
Tuileries Castle
10:02 Grand Sèvres Vase Boizot Thomire
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