Georges Bouquet (1862-1957)

Typical of the famous "Fleur Lyonnaise"school, this spring bouquet by Pierre Étienne Rémillieux was given a rapturous reception in Lyon.

All eyes were on the naïve painter’s pleasingly composed bouquet of flowers.

360,640 €! That was more than double the high estimate for the still life masterpiece by the 17th-century painter, featured in La Gazette. Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer's sumptuous A Gold-Mounted Lapis Vase Filled with Flowers (...)  was auctioned today by Collin du Bocage at Drouot. 

A humanist couple’s diamonds and bright bouquet helped a worthy charity, the Fondation des Petits Frères des pauvres.

A recurring theme in Kisling's work, the mimosa lends itself to impasto and harmonious coloring like no other flower. The painter created this sunny bouquet shortly after moving to the South of France.

The sale of about 50 George Papazov works by his descendants provides an opportunity to rediscover the Bulgarian artist. The dreamlike quality of his paintings links him to the Surrealist movement.

Anna Boch, the only woman who exhibited at the Salon des XX in Brussels, was an artist, musician and collector of paintings by Paul Gaugin, Vincent Van Gogh, Georges Seraut, Paul Signac and Lucie Cousturier

A delicate gesture is reported in Artnet: under #Museumbouquet museums send each others bouquet paintings via Tweeter. It all started on Tuesday, with the New-York Historical Society sending a Tiffany lamp bouquet to the Smithsonian's Museum of Art, before ranking as one of the most popular trend of the day on Tweeter.

He told Le Figaro that he did not choose the originally proposed location (outside the Palais de Tokyo) criticized by art world officials as “product placement”. The imposing sculpture, intended as a symbol of American solidarity following the 2015 Paris attacks, is now installed in a garden behind the Petit Palais.

The painter and interior designer played with materials to his heart's content, choosing red to dress up a fur salon.