Alberto da Veiga Guignard (1896-1962)

Alberto da Veiga Guignard and Henri-Edmond Cross were the front runners at this sale focusing on modern artists.

With this portrait, Max Ernst acclaims Leonardo da Vinci, whose treatise inspired his painting.

The sky really was the limit for four works by Alberto Giacometti—highlights of the collection belonging to the Hensons, a Café Society couple.

A few days after the remarkable sale of several pieces created by Alberto Giacometti for Jean-Michel Frank, another version of the Egyptian lamp, this time painted black, could be a further major event.

The bronze lamps created by the sculptor in the mid-1930s look as modern as ever.

Like all of Giacometti’s design objects, this extremely rare vase with pure lines is the quintessence of his artistry.

The sale featured historic examples of 20th-century design, starting with a famous lamp by Giacometti.

Presented with its Giacometti Foundation certificate, this floor lamp, one of the famous "Figure" models, comes from the former collection of Jeanne Lanvin's daughter-in-law to boot.

Provenance, period but above all quality are the main selling points for this 1918 work by Alberto Magnelli, the first in his "Explosions lyriques" series.

This show aims to resuscitate works by Alberto Giacometti that have been lost or destroyed through carelessness or by the artist himself. The focus is on pieces that, although they have vanished, are nonetheless viewable. Photographs or drawings are cross-referenced...