You can now view nearly half a million works of art from the comfort of your own home, according to a report published by "House Beautiful" magazine and translated by "Ahwal Al-Ma'rifa". 

This means you don't have to , to Paris to see the Louvre's famous collection, which includes works such as the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo, after the museum announced it would show all its artwork online – and that anyone can view any of it for free.  

"Today, the Louvre is dusting off its treasures, even the least-known ... For the first time, anyone can access the entire collection of works from a computer or smartphone for free, whether they are on display in the museum, on loan, even long-term, or in storage. The Louvre's stunning cultural heritage is all now just a click away!" Jean-Luc Martinez, President-Director of the Louvre, said in a press release.

 According to the report, you can head to the Louvre collections page to view more than 480,000 works of art whenever you want. In this new database, you will also find works from the Musée National Eugène-Delacroix in Paris, as well as sculptures from the nearby Tuileries and Carrousel gardens.

 You will , directly to see the piece you are interested in without facing a crowd, or browse the entire collection by theme, or simulate the experience of wandering aimlessly through the halls of the Louvre in person using their interactive map feature.

  The Louvre remains closed to all visitors due to the Paris lockdown, according to its website, so this is the only way to see it right now!