Mysteries of the Louvre

Join us for Mysteries of the Louvre, a thought-provoking, art-inspired seminar presented by historian and pastor Dr Neale Schofield.

About this Event

Have you ever wondered why the Mona Lisa is so famous? Why did Leonardo da Vinci paint such an unusual portrait of John the Baptist? Why is the Louvre considered the home of the world’s finest treasures?

Masterstroke explores fascinating religious art and archaeological discoveries. In these presentations, we will discuss the significance of renowned artworks, offering insights into religious history and providing practical tips for contemporary Christian living.

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10:00AM, Saturday, 2 August 2025

MYSTERIES OF THE LOUVRE

The Louvre Museum in Paris showcases more than just French history; it exhibits works that offer a unique perspective on life's meaning and purpose. What is the Code of Hammurabi? What is the connection between the largest painting in the Louvre and the Holy Inquisition? And what can we learn from the glow that surrounds the Young Martyr?

11:15AM, Saturday, 2 August 2025

MONA LISA—ARE YOU MORE VALUABLE?

The Mona Lisa, the most treasured painting in the world, draws thousands of visitors each day. But have you ever paused to consider how much you are worth? Not as a painting but as a person. In this presentation, we examine the ideas of value and self-worth and how lessons from the Mona Lisa can shape our outlook on life.

2:30PM, Saturday, 2 August 2025

THE SHIP OF FOOLS—HOW TO SUCCEED IN LIFE

One of the most obscure paintings in the Louvre is a work showing people in a boat. The title is The Ship of Fools—they seem to be enjoying themselves, but the boat is going nowhere. In this presentation, we explore the practicalities of navigating difficult times in life while highlighting the keys to living life to the full.

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A free lunch will also be provided after the second session

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