Fabrizio Moretti Launches a New Gallery in Paris

In September 2019, Fabrizio Moretti visited French expert Éric Turquin on Rue Sainte-Anne to view the " Senlis Cimabue ", which his gallery purchased at auction a few weeks later for €24.18M, on behalf of two clients. The story is now well known. It was at this time that the General Secretary of the Florence Biennale met Giulia Giustiniani, a specialist in the 14th century. "Giulia reminded me recently that I told her: 'Do your training with Éric Turquin, it's a fantastic course and the day you feel like it, I'll be delighted if you come and work with me. "I didn’t remember that moment, but I clearly remember the feeling of having met the right person at the right time. I really believe in what we’re doing in Paris.” The Florence-born Moretti, who divides his time between London and Monaco, has shunned fairs for several years, swearing by exhibitions - which he sees as a great way to meet new clients - and galleries. In July 2022, he opened a new, 800 m 2  ( 8,611…