Islamic Art at the Louvre - The Outstretched Hand
Overview
An exclusive tour of the new Department of Islamic Art at the Louvre. A fascinating journey to the heart of a culture that has constantly transcended borders. Some 18,000 pieces, more than a thousand years of history spanning a territory from Spain to India: beads, ceramic tiles, architectural elements, carpets, furniture, and a Mamluk porch. How to present this exceptional collection, a testament to a rich and complex civilization that spoke not only Arabic, but also Turkish, Farsi, and Hindi? A few months before its opening to the public on September 22, 2012, Richard Copans followed the creation of the Louvre's new, eighth department dedicated to Islamic art.
About Islamic Art at the Louvre - The Outstretched Hand (2012)
Islamic Art at the Louvre - The Outstretched Hand (2012) is a documentary and history movie produced by CNC in France. It was directed by Richard Copans and written by Richard Copans. With a runtime of 49m, the film averages 10.0/10 across 1 TMDB ratings.
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