Gaston Suisse (1896-1988)

Exoticism is the order of the day with this lacquer panel by Gaston Suisse. The interior designer, one of the leading names in Art Deco, once again demonstrates his mastery of this very ancient technique.

With its opal wings and eyes, gold body dotted with diamonds and an emerald on its back, this dragonfly exquisitely illustrates the delicacy of Art Nouveau (l.7 cm/2.8 in., weight 20.6 g/0.72 oz).

The Credit Suisse Research Institute, the Swiss bank's research laboratory, has released a report carried out in collaboration with Deloitte Luxembourg, providing an overview of various collection assets.

On Saturday, September 10, Cyril Duval Enchères OVV will hold another sale in La Flèche, in the Loire Valley, focused on hunting.

Credit Suisse, Switzerland's number 2 bank, no longer wishes to continue its relationship with the dissident artist. It has invoked a new policy that would aim to close the accounts of its customers with a criminal record. Ai Weiwei had spent 81 days in prison in China in 2011 but was never charged with a crime.

A totally forgotten photographer of the Roaring Twenties is back in the spotlight thanks to a show at the Centre Pompidou and the meticulous work of historian Michel Frizot. The exhibition also shines fresh light on the role of photography at that time.

An advocate of contemporary painting and sculpture in the post-war years, the art critic and historian is now the hero of auctions. Thirty works from his private collection tell the tale of a fascinating career.

Roger Godchaux's innate sensitivity is evident in this beautiful bronze of two lion cubs at play: a talent that made him one of the foremost 20th-century animal sculptors.

This painting from the collection of the owners of the famous Baudy Hotel in Giverny evokes the artistic energy that reigned supreme in the little town in Normandy at the turn of the 20th century.

Following the closure of the 34th edition of the São Paulo Biennial on December 5, José Olympio da Veiga Pereira was re-elected as president. This will be his second mandate, after a tenure that previously began in 2019. Pereira is president of the Banco Credit Suisse Brasil and sits on the board of the Tate and MoMA.