Édouard Vuillard (1868-1940)

Édouard Vuillard, the Hessels and Louis Loucheur are all connected with this painting – i.e. the artist, his dealer and patron friends, and the minister who was a collector.

Kept for several decades in the same private collection, this oil painting by Edouard Vuillard dates from the peak of the painter's Nabi period—also the most sought-after.

With eight paintings and one drawing ranging from Delacroix to Édouard Vuillard, the “Discoveries II” exhibition showcases the Duchemin Gallery’s latest discoveries in Paris.

This painting by Paul Sérusier is the star of a sale that also includes drawings and writings by Pablo Picasso. Hailing from the family of Max Pellequer, The Wheat Threshers of 1893 makes its first appearance on the art market.

A major art market event at the end of the year, the dispersal of masterpieces from the renowned Triton Foundation Collection offers major examples of Impressionist, Modern and Pre-War art.

Composed, like a huge bouquet of about a hundred paintings, drawings, prints and photographs by Impressionist and Nabi artists, the show is a refreshing, inspiring evocation rather than a discourse on the construction of gardens.

The art galleries of the Quartier Art Drouot (QAD) will be open to lovers of fine drawings from Thursday, May 12 to Sunday 22 during the 21st edition of Dessin au QAD, in partnership with the Salon du Dessin and the Paris Print Fair.  

Cannes Besch Auction celebrated its 30th anniversary with three days of exceptional sales, clocking up some fine scores in several specialities including modern art.

Its rareness and quality make this devotional work exceptional. Never before seen on the market, its discovery is an event.

A fine discovery is up for sale with the Beaussant Lefèvre auction house, this panel illustrates a favorite theme of the founder of Neo-Impressionism: people at work.