Created in 1797 under the Directoire, the Louvre's chalcography preserves more than 14,000 copper-engraved dies, which are used for printing prints. Its purpose is to spread the image of the museum's masterpieces through printmaking. The exhibition brings together more than sixty engraved matrices from three historical collections of the Louvre's chalcography, presented against drawings by the Louvre's Graphic Arts...

The Petite Galerie - the museum's artistic and cultural education space - offers an exhibition that brings together archaeology and comics, an art form invited for this fourth edition. A hundred works, a selection of plates of authors inspired by archaeology (such as Jul, Enki Bilal, Nicolas de Crécy...) will allow the public to sneak into the steps of the curious, amateurs and archaeologists, to discover...