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Poslao: 21 Nov 2010 00:36
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Priča je sledeća. Luvr žaaarko želi da kupi Kranahovu sliku "Tri Gracije", ali, avaj, nema dovoljno para. Skupili su tri od tražena četiri miliona evra, i sve nade da sakupe poslednji milion uložili su u apel upućen ljudima dobre umetničke volje da novčano pripomognu. A i taj vlasnik slike, mogao bi malo da snizi cenu. 
Zvuči nadrealno, ali je istinito, došlo je dotle da para za umetnost u Francuskoj niotkuda nema, barem kada je ova slika u pitanju. I ne samo u Francuskoj, gradonačelnik Venecije muku muči sa italijanskim ministrom za kulturu. Ovaj ne da pare, stručna javnost se buni zbog reklama na spomenicima kulture, a gradonačelnik stručnjacima i turistima poručuje da u knjigama gledaju slike Mosta uzdaha koji je uživo opkoljen reklamama, ako im se on toliko gleda. 
Citat:For the first time in its 217-year history France's celebrated Louvre museum is asking art lovers to dig deep into their pockets to raise €1m (£846,000) to buy a 16th-century masterpiece.
Les Trois Grâces may be barely bigger than a piece of A4 paper but it is perfectly formed, according to art experts who describe the painting as a "national treasure" that needs to be saved.
The world's most visited art museum has raised €3m but went public with its appeal after falling short of the €4m price tag demanded by the painting's private owner.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/nov/15/louvre-les-trois-graces-appeal
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Poslao: 21 Nov 2010 09:54
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Uh, baš se nešto sažalih na Luvr. Nadomak Luvra se vrti ogromna para, pomislite samo na hiljade turista koji strpljivo čekaju i po nekoliko sati da kupe ulaznicu za Ajfelov toranj, ili za Diznilend. I sam Luvr bi mogao da "uzajmi" novac, za neko vreme vratili bi od sopstvenih sredstava...
Moje, neprovereno mišljenje!
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Poslao: 21 Nov 2010 10:45
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Video ove kampanje: http://www.troisgraces.fr/#/campagne
Sa prevodom na engleski, drugi video: http://www.mazars.com/Home/About-us/Social-Respons.....e-treasure
Ne znam, ovaj video, na korak je od Monti Pajton skeča. Nije mnogo smešno, žalosno je što predstavnici najpoznatijeg muzeja na svetu na ovaj način moraju da objašnjavaju zbog čega je ta slika važna, i kako bi bila greota da im promakne prilika da sliku zadrže.
Način na koji su se slikali zajedno sa Kranahovim malim remek delom, koje je od slike u privatnom vlasništvu postalo "nacionalni simbol" Francuske, "must have" objekt, budući simbol Luvra, predmet ličnog kulta direktora muzeja, meni je komičan. Tako mala sličica, tako mnogo obigravanja oko nje. I tako mnogo novca.
Citat:Museums exist at the pleasure of the public, even one as old and revered as the Louvre. Patrons coming through the door keep the institution alive, both financially and metaphorically. Without the oxygen of public interest, museums suffocate in the stuffy air of their own irrelevance. The Louvre risks a major public relations disaster with this campaign. As much as it pains me that such a beautiful and significant work languishes unseen, it pains me even more that the Louvre seems so tone deaf to the cries of the French public right now. In a land that once boiled over after the (probably apocryphal) phrase “Let them eat cake!”, the Louvre seems to suggest, “Let them feast on Cranach!”
http://bigthink.com/ideas/25071
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Poslao: 18 Dec 2010 23:27
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Jeeej! Čast Francuske je spašena! Luvr je prikupio milion evra i još malo preko toga.
Citat:The Louvre announced Friday that it had raised $1.3 million from thousands of online donors to buy a luminous Renaissance painting of three nude women that has never been displayed in public.
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Louvre officials made an appeal in a Web campaign beginning Nov. 13. They beat their deadline of Jan. 31 as more than 5,000 donors responded, mostly from France, but also from Belgium, Spain and the United States.
“We didn’t think this could happen so rapidly,” said Henri Loyrette, the Louvre’s director.
Contributors, through a Web site, made donations from a single euro to 40,000 euros ($52,700), with the average about 150 euros ($195). A number of French companies and foundations also gave. Many donors wrote notes to the Louvre, Mr. Loyrette said, expressing appreciation and offering money to honor loved ones.
The painting is to be displayed in a dedicated room at the museum from March 2 to April 4.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/18/world/europe/18i.....mp;emc=rss
"... And offering money to honor loved ones". A? 
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