Auguste Moreau (1834-1917)

With this refined gouache, the French painter renews the representation of one of the Bible's major protagonists.

Pursuing its policy of promoting forgotten or little-known artists, the museum is hosting the first Auguste Herbin (1882-1960) retrospective in Paris.

The works assembled by Nelly Kaplan and Claude Makovski left their flagship for other climes under the aegis of a red sphinx.

Auguste Herbin’s abstract work is based on his visual alphabet, a true compendium of his theories.

When he started out, the future champion of geometric painting dazzled viewers with a post-Impressionist technique that marvellously expressed all the capital's poetry.

Last seen in 1900, this landscape of Paestum with a remarkable pedigree is appealing for its photographic qualities.

This moving bronze group enjoyed great fame in the 1880s and 1890s. It was cast by the best founders and recalls the master's most ambitious project.

Polish artist Auguste Zamoyski (1893-1970) made Portrait de Louis Marcoussis (h. 30 cm/30 cm) in 1923 during his Formist period.

The new president of the Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, which he cofounded with Delaunay and Félix del Marle, painted this ode to geometric abstraction in 1948.

One of Rodin's most famous pieces, encapsulating the modernity intrinsic to his work, has reappeared in Lyon. Is it chance or fate?