Now you know how the Portrait of the Marquise de Pompadour was restored, but what do you know about the person herself?

Now that you know more about how the Portrait of the Marquise de Pompadour was created, go to episode 3: Restoration.

After you have seen the Portrait of the Marquise de Pompadour being taken down, go to episode 2: 10 sheets of paper…

Discover our mini-series of 5 episodes focused on the restoration of the Portrait of the Marquise de Pompadour. We invite you to follow this fantastic adventure in the backstage of the Louvre!

Intro: A weeping willow is very graphic and especially nice to work with. To represent it, you need to observe it from every angle. Doing so will add that characteristic dash of charm and romanticism to your landscapes!

Some paper, a pair of scissors, glue, a few felt pens and a little bit of imagination are all you'll need to make a pop-up house card with your children.

Make a brightly coloured paper fern. There's nothing better to brighten up your home in the depths of winter!

Let your imagination run wild and create a colourful abstract picture entirely out of paper!

Create a colourful paper portrait of a bear. Ideal for decorating a child's bedroom or as a postcard!

Do you love flowers, even if you struggle to keep them alive? Then this is for you! Create a 3D flower in paper.