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From borrower to lender: How Louvre Abu Dhabi is sharing its masterpieces with the world

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More than five centuries ago, the workshops of Mamluk Cairo produced an elaborate wool carpet decorated with three medallions. Prized across the Mediterranean, such carpets were…

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