Did the louvre protect Paris from attacks via the Seine river? True or false?

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The swollen Seine River kept rising Friday, spilling out across its banks and some streets in Paris as curators at the Louvre scrambled to protect a huge trove of art from the museum's priceless collection from the flooding. While the Louvre's most famous painting, Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa," was safe on an upper floor, officials said about 250,000 artworks were located in flood-risk areas, mostly in basement storerooms. The art was hastily being moved upstairs a move officials described as precautionary. Hope That Helps!

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where is the musée d'orsay? to lyon in paris in the suburbs 2. what was it originally? it was a station. it was a theater. it was a museum. 3. in what year is the building inaugurated? in 1939 in 1900 in 1986 4. who was his architect? orsay orson welles victor laloux 5. in what year is the building transformed into a museum? in 1986 in 1900 in 1939 6. in which art is the museum mainly dedicated? to nineteenth-century art to impressionist art to twentieth-century art