Clovis Trouille (1889-1975)

Hidden from view, Jouac, in the Limousin region, provided a setting for 19th-century paintings and objets d'art and above all stylish period furniture bought by Alice, the daughter of painter Clovis Trouille, and her husband René Lambert. The heirs have now decided to part with it all.

Furniture from the Château de Jouac showcases 19th-century cabinetmakers who paid tribute to their masters from the 1700s.

Missing since the post-mortem sale of the French neoclassical and pre-Romantic painter, this sketch for the dome of the Panthéon—under which Victor Hugo and Jean Moulin lie buried—is up for sale with a new Montpellier auction house.

In this gouache, early 17th-century German painter Johann König paid tribute to the patron saint of Bohemia, Sigismond.

Sometimes better-known for his close friendship with Vincent Van Gogh, Claude-Émile Schuffenecker was also a prolific painter whose style was influenced by his friendships.