Who has never wondered how to organise their rolls of masking tape?

These fun practical trays are sure to find a place on your coffee table and create a cool geometric detail.

Kirigami signifie « découper le papier » en japonais. L’objectif de ce tutoriel est de découper des feuilles en papier qui, superposées, créeront un paysage.

Nearly all the secrets about this picture have been revealed to you. Stay for the final stage: the framing.

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!

Discover abstract expressionism through the works of one of its major figures: Jackson Pollock. Children will discover the Action Painting technique and learn to encourage physical expression and action.