What is Louvre's culutral siginfaince??
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http://www.louvre.fr/llv/commun/home_flash.jsp?bmLocale=en\n\nthat should help :O)
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It's based on a Korean movie originally titled "Si Wall Ae" or "Siworae" depending on which site you check, but later changed to "IL Mare".  It's not based on a book.\n\nThere are some descriptive notes for the original here\nhttp://movies.msn.com/Movies/movie.aspx?m=1636511&photo=628326&stab=1\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002LI2LQ
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The enigmatic smile says it all. Has there been any proof of the true identity of Monalisa? For all we know, all remain theories up to now. Different angles are seen :Da Vinci is being accused of being gay; Monalisa represents the Yin and Yang; the painting is actually the self-portrait of the painter. However, there have been speculations that Monalisa is indeed Monalisa, a lady from one of the upper classes during the Rennaissance period. Well, I better get my facts straight. Be getting some links to prove. Hold on peeps! =)))
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at the mexican modern art museum web page\n\n:> peace\n.
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wait for the next DBrown's book "Yet Another DaVinci Code" -- an answer is there!!\n\nalternatively, make your own research into Leonardo's paintings!!
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Do you mean the drawing "The Vitruvian Man" by Leonardo Da Vinci? Search for it on google.
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St. Peter's Basilica maybe.\nBut the second source has a picture called "Basilic".
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Off the top of my head what little I can remember from some of those Western Civ classes.....The height of the cathedral ceilings and the pointed arches of Gothic architecture are to draw the eye upward toward the heavens.....The mind should follow and dwell on heavenly, as opposed to Earthly, things.
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A basilica is part of a cathedral.  Look in an art history book.
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No but some years back in San Francisco I saw a partial exhibit which included the whole scroll of the book of Isaiah. Awesome! It was laid out under temperature control ed glass. I cannot read Hebrew so I could not read it for myself.
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1. Seine is the river flowing through it. \n2. Capital of France. \n3. Louvre is famous art museum there (addition designed by I.M Pei).\n4. Mona Lisa is in the Louvre\n5. Paris and London were the two cities in Dicken's Tale of Two Cities\n6. Location of the Bastille Prison\n7. The official approved version of French is called "Parisien".\n8. The newspapers include "Le Figaro" and "Le Monde".\n9. An elevation of 90 feet\n10. Paris proper has 2.15 million people but metro Paris has 10.5 million people  \n11. Time zone is 1 hour ahead of London (GMT).\n12. 105 sq km (41 sq mi)\n13. subway runs 5:30AM - 30 minutes after midnight\n14. Paris proper is only 6 miles across, so it is a very dense city compared to most American cities.
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ping pong il y a des tables gratuites vers les halles (près d une église et de l entré porte du louvre c est dans une sorte de parc
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try doing it on major landmarks in france like for ex. the Eiffel Tower. YOu can do a model of it with toothpicks and talke about the history of it!
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You have asked this question before and it is not clear what you are asking for..... The code to which you refer:\n\n1-1-2-3-5-8-13-21\n\nis a well known series of numbers referred to as the Fibonacci Sequence (the sequence continues on and the numbers quoted are the first 8). In the book, these numbers, when placed in the correct sequence (above) represent, among other things, an account number. They had been randomly written (out of sequence) beside the body in the Louvre in order to disquise their true meaning.\n\nFor more on the Fibonacci Sequence see:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_number
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1. What is the definiton of your word? C\n2. Can you give the word in a sentence?\n3. Try Ditctionary.com, m-w.com, and yahoo reference dictionary to help you.\nGood luck and i hope i helped\nWait, before i posted i checked dictionary.com try\nthis http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/facade\nThe word you are looking for is facadethe front of a building, esp. an imposing or decorative one.  \nany side of a building facing a public way or space and finished accordingly.
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Curator at the Louvre is murdered.\nHarvard Professor is called in to explain the murder, which involves strange symbols.\nCurator's granddaughter shows up, rescues professor.\nTogether they uncover clues to a huge conspiracy in which the Catholic Church has buried that Jesus and Mary Magdelene had a child and there are living descendents of Jesus.\nTurns out the curator's granddaughter is a descendent of Jesus. At the end, the professor finds the resting place of Mary Magdalene.\n\nThat's the basic plot. Go see the movie. It's good.
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It is French... and it is not good. It looks like a translator was used.\n\nIt seems like it is supposed to be something like this: In place of taking certain images from the star. It has put more on it. Ok at I can say I at least tried.\n\nDoes not make much sense.