Subscriber content

The Louvre’s Department of Sculptures united behind its director

All the versions of this article: English , français
Attributed to Jean-Baptiste Théodon (1646-1713)
Winter
Marble – 285 x 65 x 53 cm
Paris, Musée du Louvre
Photo: RMN-GP/T. Querrec

7/1/26 - Museum - Paris, Musée du Louvre - The forced departure of the director of the Louvre’s Sculpture Department is yet another scandal to be laid at the feet of Laurence des Cars, as we wrote yesterday in this article. We made it clear there that Sophie Jugie’s competence was widely recognised, especially by her teams.
A new element now reinforces this observation: all of the people working in the Sculpture Department yesterday, despite the tense context, signed a letter sent to the president‑director of the Louvre, which we have been able to see and which we publish here. It demonstrates, beyond…

To access this content, you must subscribe to The Art Tribune. The advantages and conditions of this subscription, which will also allow you to support The Art Tribune, are described on the subscription page.

Your comments

In order to be able to discuss articles and read the contributions of other subscribers, you must subscribe to The Art Tribune. The advantages and conditions of this subscription, which will also allow you to support The Art Tribune, are described on the subscription page.

If you are already a subscriber, sign in.