Francis Steinbock

Francis Steinbock announced that between 300 and 400 artifacts were damaged due to water leakage.

Delo – major Slovenian daily, est. 1959·Slovenia· 2025-12-10

Francis Steinbock is the deputy administrator of the Louvre museum who reported on the damage caused by a water leak.

BBC·United Kingdom· 2025-12-09

Francis Steinbock is the deputy director of the Louvre who reported on the damage caused by a pipe burst.

Index.hu·Hungary· 2025-12-08

Francis Steinbock is the deputy general administrator of the Louvre who detailed the damage caused by the water leak.

Le Monde·France· 2025-12-08

Francis Steinbock, vice manager of the museum, explained the damage caused by a water leak.

El País·Spain· 2025-12-07

Francis Steinbock is the deputy general administrator of the Louvre museum who detailed the damage caused by the water leak.

O Globo·Brazil· 2025-12-07

Francis Steinbockas described the affected items as 'Egyptology journals' and 'scientific documentation' used by researchers.

15min – major Lithuanian news website·Lithuania· 2025-12-07

Francis Steinbock assessed the damage caused by the water leak at the Louvre's Egyptian antiquities section.

Helsingin Sanomat·Finland· 2025-12-07

Francis Steinbock, the museum’s deputy administrator, described the damaged items as 'Egyptology journals' and 'scientific documentation' used by researchers.

The Guardian·United Kingdom· 2025-12-07