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The image shows a line graph depicting the number of visitors in millions to four museums from 1980 to 2015. In 1980, Louvre had approximately 8 million visitors, Vatican Museums around 6 million, London Science Museum close to 4 million, and Shenzhen Museum at about 1 million. By 2015, Louvre and Vatican Museums both reached around 9 million visitors, London Science Museum dropped to approximately 3 million, while Shenzhen Museum increased to 4 million. In 1985, Louvre remained steady at 8 million, Vatican at 6 million, London Science Museum slightly decreased to 3.5 million, and Shenzhen slightly rose to 2 million. In 1990, Louvre was near 8 million, Vatican rose slightly above 6 million, London Science stabilized at about 3.5 million, and Shenzhen edged to 2 million. In 1995, Louvre remained constant, Vatican around 7 million, London Science at 3.5 million, Shenzhen at 2 million. In 2000, Louvre fell to 7 million, Vatican slightly rose over 7 million, London Science dropped to 3 million, and Shenzhen stabilized at 2 million. In 2005, Louvre was just above 7 million, Vatican above 7 million, London Science at 3 million, and Shenzhen just over 2 million. In 2010, Louvre rose to nearly 9 million, Vatican at 8 million, London Science at 3 million, Shenzhen reaching nearly 3 million.
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The line graph presents data about how many people who visited four international museums over a 35-year period from 1980 to 2015.
Overall, it can be seen that the Louvre and Vatican exhibition centres experienced a significant rise, with the exception of the London Science museum which had a decline. There is a dramatic increase in Vatican museums, but did not surpass the Louvre, while science museum fell slightly.
Regarding the museums that had an upward trend, the quantity of visitors in the Louvre and Vatican museums accounted for just under 8 millions and around 5 millions respectively in 1980. The following steps involve, the figures for the Louvre grew gradually to around 9 millions visitors with some fluctuations , while there was a modest rise in the shares of Vatican Museums at the of period with presenting 7 million’s quantity in 2000. However, the rates for Vatican museums did not exceed the proportion of individuals who visited the Louvre, the former and the latter made up just under 10 millions and 8.5 millions numbers in 2015.
As for the museums with a downward trend, the shares of visitors stood at just over 4 millions and nearly 4 millions visitors in Science and Shenzhen Museums accordingly at the beginning of the period. A 5 years pastime between 1990 and 2000 witnessed a moderate fall in the quantity of visitors, which represented approximately 3 millions in both museums. Finally, trends for Science Museum and Shenzhen Museum end with decrease. The former, went down to about 2 millions visitors, while the rates for latter in 2015 experienced a constant without changes.
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