this was also true in the 18th century life from louvre. but brown says, your own collection in the louvre was completely inaccessible to the public at this time, a sinking mitten. a when placed in his command, a gallery opened in 1746. can any one british, any artist, student with all bay cattle? and we know this from the visitor records accent and could go inside into connecticut at a higher ah, a feast of gold and color accessible to wall, regardless of their social class or origins. ah, ah tazza displeased and suddenly have this well renowned collection victories that so all the artists who will use to make the journey to montana and rome now had to go to the eastern listener. luck listen, ah, augustus. the third's passion for art extended far beyond the borders of saxony. the birth of this now legendary collection would always be associated with the monarch. dresden is still referred to as the florence of the north. a home for art, a celebration of beauty in the form of a public collection, for every one to see as it's in that of infan

on sunday, the louvre is obligatory and there is a boat ride and then back to the airport.ning, back to work. and what? no, well, i don't know if there's a better offer. fishing i'm one place i know we'll go out on saturday to fish. i'm sorry. listening to natalia no, i'm here with the experts. police doctor big movie premiere at 21:20 on the russia channel seryozha drive the car behind the house so as not to shine. lyubov arkadyevna, this is zaitsev, we called up just now.

one newspaper compares this to the louvre losing the mona lisa. cbs's michael george is on the case. >> reporter: this landmark hotel in on tttawa is the scene of ant heist. stolen, "the roaring lion," an oiginal and iconic portrait of winston churchill. it was mounted here for decades until an employee noticed last week something was wrong. >> basically somebody came, took the real one, put a fake one, which was so similar that we could not see the difference. >> reporter: the image was captured by a photographer in 1941 as churchill visited canada, moments after his wartime speech to parliament. >> to fight on in unity together. >> reporter: in 1977, he spoke to "60 minutes"' morley safer about that famous scowl after he refused to remove his cigar. >> he looked at me so belligerently that he could have devoured me. i clicked, and this is the picture. >> reporter: he was catapulted to international fame, becoming one of the most famous portrait photographers of the 20th century. >> i enjoy these people with their qualities. >> reporter: using pi

official tallinn explains that a walk through the louvre or a photo under the brandenburg gate is nothese voyages , the citizens of the aggressor country begin to broadcast their propaganda and aggression already on the european streets. somehow this russian woman in vienna will win russia la la la kherson and let the russians be restricted. denmark is against joining, and they are calling for a pan-european ban. however, germany traditionally calls not to forget that in russia the positionaries may remain, saying that opponents of the regime may need visas. this is not a war of the russian people. putin's war, many people are fleeing from russia because they do not agree with putin's regime, and all the decisions we make should not make it difficult for them to leave the country. the rhetoric of the schulz obviously evokes the approval of russian tourists. good russians, some in the eu are frankly surprised, i understand why some europeans, especially ukrainians, find it somewhat strange that russia attacked a european country, that there is a war in europe and at the same time we ac

for tens of thousands of russians to cross the border with estonia . explains a walk through the louvreenburg gate is not a basic right of russians, but a privilege. moreover, during these voyages , the citizens of the aggressor country begin to broadcast their propaganda and aggression already on european streets. somehow this russian woman in vienna will win russia la la la kherson and let me limit to the russians, schengen supports many european states, in particular the baltic countries and the czech republic are not against joining, and denmark is called there to make the ban european- wide. however, germany traditionally calls not to forget that in russia they can stay in the positivists say that opponents of the regime may need visas, this is not the war of the russian people, this is putin's war, many people are fleeing russia because they do not agree with the putin regime, and all the decisions we make should not make it difficult for them to leave the country, the shul's rhetoric obviously attracts the approval of russian tourists well, how is the chancellor in germany he sai

theater of russia igor tsverko and kristina kretova artists of the state academic mariinsky theater louvrelodinsky and laureate of circus competitions anastasia perepelitsyna i think that such shows are a great motivation for children. this is the development of sports, when they show the path from childhood to the end of what successes can be achieved. well, of course, after going through all the difficulties , obstacles, but in the end, you can still achieve any result if you love to work. sports love what you do, of course, hard work should come first. hallelujah the higher you rise, the harder it is to fall, people use this for no one, it's no secret that being the first is a very big responsibility, a heavy knife behind your back, and even a little bit, i always had great respect for the opponent. but on the platform, rivals, if you are the best, you will always be the winner, and the audience will watch. how to applaud the reverse side of your gold medal is always dark because it is the treasured medal only for you and in the soul of your rivals. envy involuntarily ripens , gossip ap

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the same time, many royal collections of art were being turned into public institutions like the louvre and the national gallery. these institutions really important models for the kinds of museums that were established in the united states. it wasn't until later in the 19th century that we see the rise of museums that might be familiar to us today, like the mfa and boston, the metropolitan museum of art, the american museum of natural history. these were all founded around the 18 70s, following the civil war. i've been really interested in this in between moment between the 18th century and these later museums, where we can really see this kind of gradual, messi, non linear transition between a cabinet of curiosities model where you have collections that are filled with all kinds of different objects together, towards greater specialization. also, between collections that were often restricted for elite audiences or imagine to have a research purpose, towards institutions that were dedicated a sensibly to public education and access. by examining this period in more detail, i also want

allow chinese people to go to finance an aggressive war, as if nothing had happened to visit the louvre brandenburg gate, he also added that visiting the eu and human rights is an increase in sanctions, which have two goals, firstly, to isolate russia as much as possible, trying to to challenge the russian society, to try to provoke protests against the kremlin in the same thick network. i think this is a good and effective measure and its goal is to draw the attention of the broad strata of the russian population to the fact that waging a war of aggression. in ukraine, there are consequences. traveling abroad is a privilege, not a human right. according to american institutions, no russian has the right to visit. disneyland i can't stand the visa carpet that i'd like to instead charge all russians who travel abroad. it may be a small fee and the money will be transferred to the ukrainian german recovery fund from monday. he made it clear that he did not supports visa cancellation. i don't think that this is a war of the russian people, this war of putin and we should clearly delineate

and by the beginning of the 2000s became the most visited attraction in europe, having defeated the louvrer. every year, 12 million tourists come there, ready to splurge on expensive hotels for the sake of fulfilling a childhood dream, stand in line for hours at attractions and buy souvenirs in numerous shops. girls don't leave without an elsa dress and boys don't leave without a captain jack sparrow costume. collect and in other countries many months. stayed closed. now it is open again and celebrated its 30th anniversary not only with fireworks, but also with a scandal according to the new rules for children in the park. now boys are not being treated and girls are instead using gender neutral. and friends, in addition , disneyland employees no longer have to adhere to the strict dress code that has been in place for decades when they tried to create the most child-friendly and pleasant environment, with a minimum of make-up, tattoos and jewelry. now, on the contrary, employees can express themselves as much as possible and are not required to conform to traditional gender roles. they ar

i was simply very happy that i live near the louvre with my favorite masters. it must be brought down in its entirety the big block in italy is crazy, i told you crazy. florin gold in excess of what he promised. on the occasion of the 85th anniversary of andrei konchalovsky, the prime minister tomorrow at the first, if the monster breaks down, even if the damaged liver does not bother, it is better to worry. i will have time to issue a tinkoff platinum card on the tinkoff.ru website before the end of august and get free service forever tinkoff he is the only one today, as pyaterochka usually costs and the cashier is two 200 rubles. and i'm only 200 yes , register from 200 rubles. participate in the draw only 200. this is also the main prize of a machine technician. burger king is that cheesy taste now with bacon, seriously. yes, the new king only in burger king, many are trying to unravel the secret of this taste, it seems that we succeeded. try chernogolovka natural taste of cola i have a bank approval squad. you bring genius to everyone. order in citylink eve

for furtsevskaya becomes arrival in moscow mona lisa da vinci paintings almost did not leave the louvreible and persuades the french on the way back to stay in moscow for 45 days conditions transactions, the most severe bullets, impenetrable glass, which are specially ordered at a defense enterprise for a circle. eye daily security and an unprecedented amount of insurance in the currency of almost 100 million dollars, but it was worth it. and a very subtle woman and they say a lot of things, they will say and only one thing becomes indisputable that no one has done more for culture than ekaterina alekseevna furtseva for soviet culture for russian culture fursova has done more than anyone else. here, on the personal button accordion of the individual , soviet art is advancing in the world ; practically all this was done by one function, we can discover it alone at one time with our russians. russian culture at the beginning of the 20th century. yes, and she discovered the culture of russia, dances, songs, music, even bell ringing was recorded by western sound engineers and published with