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Morning Gallery: People Set Up Easels in Front of World Masterpieces
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- At world-renowned museums such as the Louvre, licensed copyists can copy paintings while looking at the originals in front of them.
- The tradition began in 1793, one month after the Louvre opened Marie Antoinette's palace, and has been practiced by artists including Renoir, Picasso and Chagall.
- At the Louvre, copies must be painted at least one-fifth smaller than the original, signing is prohibited, and copying is allowed for only about 250 people a year over three months.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 모닝 갤러리, ‘COPYIST’(복제자) 세계 명화 앞 이젤을 펼친 사람들
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