Barbalala keyring in the guise of La Liberté. From the BarbaLouvre collection.
Barbalala is dreamy and peaceful. Passionate about music, she has chosen the allegory of Liberty to express herself.
From generation to generation, the Barbapapa dolls continue to seduce and inspire the little ones. This is another opportunity for parents and grandparents to rediscover the heroes of their childhood and share their memories with their own children.
But what does a meeting between the Barbapapas and the biggest museum in the world look like?
Inspiration from the work by Eugène Delacroix (1798 - 1863), "Le 28 juillet, la Liberté guidant le peuple" (28 July 1830), Salon of 1831, kept at the Louvre Museum.
