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Curatorial Departments
The Louvre's collection covers Western art from the medieval period to 1848, formative works from the civilisations of the ancient world, and works of Islamic art. The collection is grouped into eight Departments, each shaped and defined by the activities of its curators, collectors and donors.
 Full-length portrait of the MarquiseCreated by Maurice-Quentin DELATOUR 1748-1755 |  The LacemakerCreated by Johannes ou Jan VERMEER vers 1669/1670 |  Pierrot, formerly known as GillesCreated by Jean-Antoine WATTEAU 1718-1719 |  The Cheat with the Ace of DiamondsCreated by Georges de LA TOUR 1632-1638 |  Portrait of Isabella d'EsteCreated by Leonardo DA VINCI 1499-1500 |
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 Mona LisaCreated by Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci 1503-1519 |  Law Code of Hammurabi, king of Babyl1792-1750 |  The Virgin of Chancellor RolinCreated by Jan van EYCK 1435 |  Milo of CrotonCreated by Pierre PUGET 1671-1682 |
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