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      <title>The Louvre Pyramid Was Hated in 1984 and Is Now the Museum&#39;s Emblem</title>
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      <description>Draw the Louvre from memory. You will draw a triangle. Not the Cour Carrée, not the Grande Galerie, not the Renaissance wings that took four centuries and a dozen kings to assemble. A triangle with some lines through it, and if you are feeling thorough, a horizontal band of masonry behind it.
That is a strange outcome for a building finished in 1989 against the loudest architectural opposition in modern French history.</description>
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