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What was the louve before it became a museum?
In 1793, under the First Republic.
What was the louvre before it was built?
A fortress
What did Samuel Morse paint?
Samuel Morse was primarily known as a painter before he became famous for inventing the telegraph and Morse code. He painted various subjects, including historical and portrait works. One of his most notable paintings is "The Gallery of the Louvre," which depicts a collection of famous artworks in the Louvre Museum. His artistic career significantly influenced his later work in communication technology.
Were and why was the Louvre built?
Le Louvre has been built and used for years as a royal Palace before Versailles
What was Ellis Island museum before it was a museum?
An Immigration Station
What painting hung upside down at the Louvre for 46 days before anyone noticed?
le bateau
When was the royal palace called louvre?
Right from the beginning, even before it was the main seat of the Kings. The original Louvre was a fortress, part of the defences of Paris, built in about 1200. The names seems to derive from louverie - a wolf's lair.
Is the louvre pyramid really built with 666 window panes?
The number 666 came from a brochure issued by the Louvre in the 1980's before the pyramid was built. Changes made during construction increased the number to 673.
The date when the Canadian museum of civilization established?
The Canadian Museum of Civilization was established in 1989. Before then it was called the Museum of Man.
When did Paul Gauguin become an artist?
He was an amateur painter for several years before he exhibited for the first time in 1881.
Which sentence is written using past perfect tense The architect will build two skyscrapers before he builds the museum. The architect had built two skyscrapers before he built the museum. The archite?
The architect had built two skyscrapers before he built the museum.
What is the Museum of Failure?
It's a museum full of failures. I've never seen it before though.
