On the beach ! Le Louvre by Antoine Corbineau

The Rmn-Grand Palais and the Louvre museum invited the french illustrator Antoine Corbineau to create an original collection of products - in which Louvre museum masterpieces are staged in a colourful and unexpected summer setting.

The "At the Beach! The Louvre by Antoine Corbineau" line celebrates the beautiful days and tints your moments of relaxation with arty fantasy. The fun and energetic illustrations are inspired by eleven masterpieces from the Louvre Museum:

The Mona Lisa, The Venus de Milo, The Victory of Samothrace, Psyche Revived by Love's Kiss, The Dying Slave, The Great Odalisque, Bather of Valpinçon, Naked Young Man Seated by the Sea, The Seated Scribe, Marcellus, and The Officer of the Imperial Guard Horse Hunters Charging.

Accessories

Microfiber Towel Venus of Milo

-44%
€25 €13.95

This lightweight towel is ideal for sports and swimming activities. The visual is inspired by the famous Paros marble sculpture Aphrodite, known as the Venus of Milo (c. 130-100 BC). The Rmn-Grand Palais and the Louvre Museum invited the french illustrator Antoine Corbineau to create an original collection of products - in which Louvre Museum masterpieces are staged in a colourful and unexpected summer setting. Antoine Corbineau is a French designer born in 1982. A graduate of Camberwell College of Arts in London and the École Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Strasbourg, he has worked with

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Microfiber Towel Venus of Milo - At the beach ! Le Louvre by Antoine Corbineau

An original collection to celebrate beautiful days !

Swimming bag

-48%
€9.50 €4.95

Scarf / Sarong

-55%
€19.90 €8.95

Elastic notebook At the beach! Le Louvre by Antoine Corbineau - The Odalisque

Elastic notebook The Odalisque

€16.90

Small Dish Odalisque

-39%
€6.50 €3.95

Did you know?

ANTOINE CORBINEAU is a French designer born in 1982. French painter and illustrator, he lives and works in Nantes. A graduate of Camberwell College of Arts in London and the École Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Strasbourg, his illustrations often made the front page of Libération, the New-York Times or Télérama. An illustrator with a growing reputation, he has created a very young, colorful and sparkling universe. Passionate about cartography, he has produced a large number of illustrated city maps (Paris, London, Madrid, Moscow, Berlin, Budapest, Tel Aviv...).