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Set against the backdrop of the urgent political situation just before the Louvre was born as a museum, it raises fundamental questions about aesthetics with a Kazakh boy named Jules Stern as the protagonist.
Bernard Isler et al.: The sky at the Louvre
David’s Impossible Challenge: Anguish Between Revolution and Art, *The Sky of the Louvre*. This is a Louvre comic collection that covers the French Revolution, the politician Robespierre and the Louvre painter David, who held differing views on art, as well as David’s passion to paint the "Supreme Being," a work intended to support the revolution. The comic begins with the critical perspective of the gaze toward the past and the future. Starting from the urgent political situation just before the Louvre was born as a museum, this work tells the story of a human being who, at a time when the monarchy has been abolished and the future seems to promise everything, becomes trapped in their own stubbornness, seeing only what is visible and thus closing their eyes to the future.
Korean title: 루브르의 하늘
Korean author: 베르나르 이슬레르 외
Korean publisher: 열화당
ISBN-13: 9788930103732
Reviews
Set against the backdrop of the urgent political situation just before the Louvre was born as a museum, it raises fundamental questions about aesthetics with a Kazakh boy named Jules Stern as the protagonist.
