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The Louvre has a hidden room where they keep art that’s “too iconic.” It’s basically a VIP lounge for paintings with attitude.

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The Louvre has no known hidden room for art that is too iconic. It does keep many works in storage, and famous pieces like the Mona Lisa are on public display.

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