Louvre visitors come for the priceless, the hushed, the reverent shuffle from room to room. They do not expect to turn a corner and find a modern British disgrace staring back at them in a cheap frame.
And yet that is exactly what happened in Paris, at least briefly, after activists and TikTok pranksters slipped a small, framed photo of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor onto a wall inside the Louvre and labeled it like a museum piece. The caption was the point, a jab so pointed it almost feels juvenile until you remember the subject matter.
