A unique graphic novel exploring the Louvre through the eyes of an artist observing museum visitors. David Prudhomme's Cruising Through the Louvre offers a fresh perspective on the museum experience. Instead of focusing on the art itself, Prudhomme observes the people who come to see it. He captures their interactions, expressions, and silent stories as they navigate the world-renowned museum. Discover a group of students reminiscent of the Raft of the Medusa, a man peering over the Seated Scribe's shoulder, and a woman playfully engaging with a lion statue. This graphic novel invites you to witness a silent choreography within the Louvre, revealing the human connection to art in unexpected ways. Perfect for art lovers, museum enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys observing the nuances of human behavior.