Paris 2
Paris 2
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The other collections at the Louvre appeal for the most part rather to the specialist than to the general public. They are for workers, Modern Sculpture. 129 not for sightseers. The Egyptian museum, for example, to the left as you enter the Cour du Louvre by the main entrance, contains, perhaps, the finest collection of its sort in all Europe.
You must, of course, at least walk through it — especially if you have not seen the British Museum. The objects, however, are sufficiently indicated for ...casual visitors by means of the labels ; they need not be enumerated. The opposite wing, to the right as you enter, con- tains the Assyrian collection, inferior on the whole, especially in its bas-reliefs, to that in the British Museum. Beyond it, again to the left, lie a group of rooms devoted to the inter- mediate region between the sphere of Assyrian and Greek art. These rooms ought certainly to be examined by any who wish to form some idea of the origin and development of Hellenic culture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The other collections at the Louvre appeal for the most part rather to the specialist than to the general public. They are for workers, Modern Sculpture. 129 not for sightseers. The Egyptian museum, for example, to the left as you enter the Cour du Louvre by the main entrance, contains, perhaps, the finest collection of its sort in all Europe.
You must, of course, at least walk through it — especially if you have not seen the British Museum. The objects, however, are sufficiently indicated for ...casual visitors by means of the labels ; they need not be enumerated. The opposite wing, to the right as you enter, con- tains the Assyrian collection, inferior on the whole, especially in its bas-reliefs, to that in the British Museum. Beyond it, again to the left, lie a group of rooms devoted to the inter- mediate region between the sphere of Assyrian and Greek art. These rooms ought certainly to be examined by any who wish to form some idea of the origin and development of Hellenic culture.
What to read after Paris 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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