French comic author David Prudhomme invites readers on an unusual journey through the Louvre in Paris, playfully swapping roles and asking: Who is actually looking at the Mona Lisa? In his homage to the museum, the artworks silently bear witness as observers, while visitors from around the world become the true attraction. The student group that unwittingly reenacts the shipwrecked from Théodore Géricault's painting The Raft of the Medusa; the tour guide leading her flock like Eugène Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People; the reader in front of the sculpture of the ancient Egyptian seated scribe: David Prudhomme captures moments of quirky humor and allows the layers of image and reality to blur in his refined colored pencil drawings.