August Strindberg (1849-1912)

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.

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?

Two works by famous artists achieved the highest bids: Jean Royère’s polar bear sofa and Auguste Rodin’s Saint John the Baptist.

The Austrian capital, long resistant to street art, is now home to "Calle Libre", one of the most dynamic festivals in the sector. From August 1 to 7, artists are invited to collectively create a fresco on the walls of a warehouse of a former freight station, soon to be demolished.

Is pragmatism the only trademark of Swedish art, as is commonly believed? By bringing together artists capable of imagining a world free of materialism, an exhibition in Brussels demonstrates the opposite.

The 86 views of Italy that Auguste Jean-Baptiste Vinchon painted between 1816 and 1818 offer a unique glimpse of a rare studio collection.