This lavishly produced program traces the architectural evolution of the world’s most famous art museum, from its use as a fortress by Philippe Auguste to the construction of its controversial glass pyramid by American architect I. M. Pei. Lithographs and superb photography trace the Louvre’s development from both an architectural and historical perspective. This is an important learning tool for students of architecture, French culture, language, and history. (63 minutes) English

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