A new exhibition at the Louvre in Paris pits Michelangelo and Rodin together to explore "Living Bodies" and the artistic links between the great masters who lived three and half centuries apart. #Art
By Nina Borowski & Tokunbo Salako & Amandine Hess with AFP
Published on
22/04/2026 - 9:15 GMT+2
A summit duel between two great giants of Western sculpture is currently taking place under the Louvre pyramid in Paris.
In one corner stands Michelangelo. In the other Rodin. Between them are around 200 works in various materials ranging from marbles, bronzes, plasters, terracottas, casts and numerous drawings.
I due artisti in 'dialogo' a Parigi dal 15 aprile e fino al 20 luglio (ANSA)
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