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Supporting The Musée Du Louvre

In celebration of our Paris flagship, David Yurman supported the Louvre in restoring four historic sculptures.

Preserving the Past

The Jardin des Tuileries is in the first arrondissement of Paris, between the Musée du Louvre and the Place de la
Concorde. Created by Catherine de Medici as the garden of the Tuileries Palace in 1564, it became a public park in
1789. Since their inception, the Tuileries gardens have been used to display art and sculpture. These French formal
gardens are a lovely place to walk and enjoy culture for Parisians and tourists alike.

Opening our Paris flagship store presented David Yurman with a unique opportunity to support the neighboring
Musée du Louvre in their restoration of four 19th century sculptures in the gardens. These four statues are registered
in the archives of the Musée du Louvre, and were chosen both for the significance of their subjects (god, hero,
prominent politician and statesman) and for their artistic value.

The Art of Preservation
The Art of Preservation
Commencing in Spring 2022, the meticulous restoration work will preserve important marble
sculptures by artists Ramey, Debay, Foyatier, and Nanteuil for future generations to enjoy.
Commencing in Spring 2022, the meticulous
restoration work will preserve important marble
sculptures by artists Ramey, Debay, Foyatier, and
Nanteuil for future generations to enjoy.