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Published on 23 February 2021

Art Market Overview: The Internet and Auction Houses

On February 7, the Conseil des Ventes, France’s public auction watchdog, released the findings of a survey on French auction houses’ online bidding...

Art Market Overview: The Internet and Auction Houses - Market Trends

Published on 17 February 2021

Composer Pascal Dusapin Loves Old Books and Modern Art

The world-renowned French contemporary composer has created a permanent sound installation for the Pantheon, inaugurated at the end of 2020 alongside...

Composer Pascal Dusapin Loves Old Books and Modern Art - Interviews

Published on 11 February 2021

Silverwork Sets the Table

Marcel Sztejnberg’s silverware collection received just recognition for a noble, beautiful passion, as well as a preemption.

Silverwork Sets the Table - Lots sold

Published on 11 February 2021

Chantal Thomass: Beyond the Bustier, the Fashion!

The sale of the French designer's archives at Drouot traces the journey—more complex than it looks at first sight—of a woman whose fame went beyond...

Chantal Thomass: Beyond the Bustier, the Fashion! - Pre-sale

Published on 11 February 2021

Turpin de Crissé’s Dream of Antiquity

This pictorial testament by the neoclassical painter takes us on a wonderful journey back in time. The sweeping panorama attests to his virtuosity and...

Turpin de Crissé’s Dream of Antiquity - Pre-sale

Cultural Heritage

Published on 22 January 2021

Père Lachaise: Birthplace of the Modern Resting Place

Père Lachaise Cemetery welcomes 3.5 million visitors each year to wander the graves of past and present celebrities. Few are aware of the revolution...

Père Lachaise: Birthplace of the Modern Resting Place - Cultural Heritage

Published on 22 January 2021

Marcel Sztejnberg: A Collection that Reads like an Encyclopedia of French Silverwork

This collection devotedly assembled over many years has a wealth of assets in terms of the range of pieces and jurisdictions, the legibility and identification...

Marcel Sztejnberg: A Collection that Reads like an Encyclopedia of French Silverwork - Pre-sale

Published on 05 January 2021

Preemptions for the Dreyfus and Zola Trials

Most of Feuillet's drawings of these key moments in contemporary French history will go to a major Parisian museum.

Preemptions for the Dreyfus and Zola Trials - Lots sold

Cultural Heritage

Published on 15 December 2020

Eugène Lami: The First Modern Interior Designer

Magnificently restored, the Duc d'Aumale's apartment in Chantilly, decorated by Eugène Lami, reminds us that the eclecticism of the Second Empire was...

Eugène Lami: The First Modern Interior Designer - Cultural Heritage

Published on 30 November 2020

King Philip the Fair in Gold

There was no devaluation for this florin d’or à la reine, which, on the contrary, broke a world record.

King Philip the Fair in Gold - Lots sold

Published on 23 October 2020

The fragile, exquisite glass collection of Barbara Wirth

By responding with nearly €1 million in sales, the market decidedly honored the choices of Barbara Wirth: the gardener with a passion for antique g...

The fragile, exquisite glass collection of Barbara Wirth - Lots sold

Published on 08 October 2020

Gabrielle Chanel and Philip Guston: The Museums Are on the Horns of a Dilemma

Two countries, two cultures, a world of difference: The coincidence between the Philip Guston retrospective’s postponement and the naming of the new...

Gabrielle Chanel and Philip Guston: The Museums Are on the Horns of a Dilemma - Opinion

Appointments & Obituaries

Published on 18 September 2020

The French Art Scene Has Lost a Staunch Defender, Pierre Nahon

César and Arman’s dealer died on 10 September aged 84. Faced with the American juggernaut, he defended the French scene.

The French Art Scene Has Lost a Staunch Defender, Pierre Nahon - Appointments & Obituaries

Published on 04 September 2020

Venini and Roger Capron: 1950s Design

In Marseille, the spotlight was on 20th-century decorative arts and their sometimes unusual forms, in a summer sale with dazzling French and Italian...

Venini and Roger Capron: 1950s Design - Lots sold

Published on 04 September 2020

Tunisia, Orientalism and Beyond

Alexandre Roubtzoff and Étienne Dinet were the two champions of this sale dedicated to Orientalism and Asian art.

Tunisia, Orientalism and Beyond - Lots sold

Published on 27 August 2020

Cyrille Sciama: A Ground-breaking Curator

Since his appointment as head of the Musée des Impressionnismes, he has breathed new life into the Giverny museum. And the health crisis has in no way...

Cyrille Sciama: A Ground-breaking Curator - Interviews

Published on 22 July 2020

Michael Likierman: A Knight in Shining Armour for Alpes-Maritimes Heritage

The British consider that anyone who succeeds ought to "give something back" to society, in terms of time or money. A principle applied to the letter...

Michael Likierman: A Knight in Shining Armour for Alpes-Maritimes Heritage - Interviews

Published on 16 July 2020

Anne Gruner: The Quiet Philanthropist

Creator of the Fondation des Treilles, Anne Gruner Schlumberger devoted her life to artists and built up a collection of works by Dubuffet, Arp, Ernst,...

Anne Gruner: The Quiet Philanthropist - Exhibitions

Published on 09 July 2020

Artists' Visions: Picasso and Montézin

Picasso and Montézin reveal two facets of art at the turn of the 20th century

Artists' Visions: Picasso and Montézin - Lots sold

Published on 09 July 2020

A Record for Marie Guillemine Benoist’s Psyche

In Bordeaux, the woman who painted Les Adieux de Psyché à sa famille (Psyche Bidding Farewell to Her Family) enjoys well-deserved success.

A Record for Marie Guillemine Benoist’s Psyche - Lots sold

Christa Winsloe-Hatvany

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