Jacques-André Boiffard (1902-1961)

In this second sale of the Treillard Collection, photos, screen prints and Surrealist objects by Man Ray will go hand in hand with pictures by several of his artistic collaborators, including Jacques-André Boiffard.

The elephants of the Indian temple achieved a well-deserved result, followed by iconic chairs designed for Chandigarh by Pierre Jeanneret.

More than a fine panoramic view of the papal city, this landscape pays tribute to France’s cultural heritage.

Ambroise Vollard acquired this 1905 work, which has not been seen since it entered the Fischof-La Foux Collection. Its rediscovery is an event to follow.

The sun's rays pierce this large composition signed by André Lanskoy. An ode to color, the leitmotif of the Russian artist throughout his career.

A bold, atypical creator, André Dubreuil left a legacy of metal works imbued with mysticism together with a magical, fanciful collection reflecting his spirit.

The mysterious life of feudal casbahs in the High Atlas region of Morocco intrigued Jacques Majorelle all through his career—as illustrated by this bird’s eye view of Anemiter.

This instrument straight out of the 18th century contributed to the lifestyle of Marie-Antoinette’s time.

The elegance and delicacy of neoclassical painter Jacques Stella's art united in a painted slate some 30 cm/11.8 in high: a tour de force!

Coming directly from the painter's family, several major works by Africanist painter whetted the appetites of Orientalist art lovers.