Louvre estuda exibir a Mona Lisa em sala separada / Photo: © AFP
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Louvre estuda exibir a Mona Lisa em sala separada
O Museu do Louvre e o governo francês estudam a possibilidade de melhorar as condições de exposição da Mona Lisa, de Leonardo da Vinci, e eventualmente determinar uma sala exclusivo para a obra, anunciou neste sábado a diretora do museu.
"No que me diz respeito, é 'sim' e acredito que é 'sim' para muitas pessoas. Estamos refletindo", respondeu Laurence Des Cars ao ser questionada na rádio pública France Inter se a Mona Lisa merecia "uma sala separada".
"É frustrante quando não estamos à altura das condições de acolhimento. E este é o caso da Mona Lisa, por isso refletimos em conjunto com o Ministério da Cultura sobre esta melhoria, que hoje me parece necessária", acrescentou.
A cada dia, "80% dos visitantes do Louvre, ou seja, mais de 20.000 pessoas, veem a Mona Lisa" e se fotografam diante dela com seus celulares, afirmou Des Cars.
Em 2023, o museu recebeu quase nove milhões de visitantes.
A Mona Lisa, pintura mundialmente famosa, está exposta na Sala dos Estados, a maior do museu, diante do maior quadro do Louvre, 'As Bodas de Caná, de Veronese, e ao lado de obras de grandes mestres venezianos do século XVI.
O museu limita o número de visitantes a 30.000 no máximo por dia, medida que será mantida durante os Jogos Olímpicos e Paralímpicos de Paris, informou Des Cars.
Y.Bouchard--BTB