[루브르 Ep.04] 22평 크기 ‘가나의 혼인잔치’ 어떻게 루브르로 옮겼을까?

This is Part 4 of our Louvre Tour. We'll pass through the Middle Ages and enter the Renaissance. As you race towards the Mona Lisa, there are three masterpieces you shouldn't miss. One of them is Paolo Veronese's "The Wedding at Cana." Measuring 7 x 10 meters, or 72 square meters, it's the largest work in the Louvre. It depicts 130 historical figures, including Jesus. Let's take a closer look at this work. But how did Napoleon manage to move this massive piece to the Louvre? Filming & Editing: PD Jang Min-ju Subtitles & Data: PD Jang Min-ju Script & Host: Shiny Tiger (Kim Jin-ah) Thumbnail: PD Jang Min-ju #LouvreTour #LouvreMuseum #ShinyTiger 📍 Shiny Tiger Twitter:   / byshinytiger   00:00 Highlights 01:23 A Room Full of Murals? 01:38 Botticelli's Works 02:11 Fresco Techniques 02:48 The Relationship Between the Medici and Botticelli 03:48 Botticelli's "Venus and the Three Graces Giving a Gift to a Young Girl" 05:00 Characteristics of Women in Botticelli's Paintings?! 05:55 Botticelli's "Seven Freedoms" 06:53 Tempera Technique 07:35 Characteristics of the Renaissance 09:00 Characteristics of Giotto's Works 09:14 Giotto's "Miracle of St. Francis" 12:11 Mona Lisa's Room 12:26 A Work Overshadowed by the Mona Lisa's Fame 13:49 How Did Napoleon Get the Largest Work?! 19:06 Renaissance Painters Featured in Artworks 19:49 Preview for Part 5 ▶ Tea Times Official Website http://www.ttimes.co.kr/index.html ▶ Tea Times Email [email protected]