You Shouldn't Ignore This Painting at the Louvre. Here's Why....

The Wedding Feast at Cana is a monumental painting by Paolo Veronese (1528-1588) and was completed in the 1560s during the late Renaissance.
It's hard to imagine that you can even overlook such a large work of art but this does happen quite frequently at the Louvre Museum in Paris. I explain every detail about The Wedding Feast at Cana, the painter, and its history.
I believe that this video will surely convince you to check out this painting instead of completely focusing on its world-famous neighbor.
More reading:
Our blog: art-facts.com
Wedding Feast at Cana article: art-facts.com/...
Veronese paintings: art-facts.com/...
Follow us on social media:
Facebook: / artfactsblog
Pinterest: / artfactsblog
Reddit: / artfactsdaily
X: x.com/Artfacts...
Support the channel by subscribing here: / @art-facts-videos
#WeddingatCana #WeddingFeastatCana #paintings #artworks #PaoloVeronese #louvremuseum
Picture credit under Wiki Commons License:
Pueri, Deror_avi, Cheng-en Cheng, Max Fercondini, Didier Descouens, Tango7174, Superchilum, Bichot from Paris, Aiona, Jean-Pierre Dalbéra, Simon Cope, Phil.vierno, Dr Bob Hall

[@marcelwijnen9037]

Thank you for your video, to shine a light on this painting that is special for me for personal reasons.

[@Art-Facts-Videos]

You are so welcome!

[@karllieck9064]

Puts Da Vinci's Last Supper to shame.

[@Art-Facts-Videos]

I'm not sure about that haha but it surely is an incredible painting!

[@citeriorcf]

They should move it

[@Art-Facts-Videos]

Yes that would be a good idea!