Français (FR)
English (EN)
Connection Gazette Drouot

Art and Culture

Fantasy versions of Versailles
Venice Biennale: a lacklustre year
Luc Tuymans: beneath the skin
Black Models
Murelli, France’s last guillocheurs
Analyses
Chopard: a rising star
In under thirty years, the watchmaker has become a star player, with a publicity policy linked with the Cannes Film Festival, where it has mounted…
Exhibitions
Sorolla, master of light
For the first time in a century, the National Gallery in London is presenting some 60 works tracing Sorolla's career.
Exhibitions
Tutankhamen’s mesmerising gaze
Tutankhamen returns to Paris nearly a century after Howard Carter found his tomb. Visitors will be able to admire the treasures that accompanied him…
Heritage
Hauteville House reopened with great fanfare
After over a year of work, Hauteville House, Victor Hugo’s residence on Guernesey, reopened on 7 April. A philanthropist’s outstanding generosity enabled…
Exhibitions
The emperor’s house
Most viewed
A feast for the eyes
The prestige of the Ancien Régime
Christian Fjerdingstad: a comet in the Art Deco sky
Judith and Holofernes: Allegory of Faith
News feed
See all news
24 May 2019 - 06:17
Nalini Malani wins $77,800 Joan Miró Prize
24 May 2019 - 02:11
New Museum to present the first major New York solo museum exhibition by Mika Rottenberg
24 May 2019 - 10:55
Imperial plate from the famous collection of Dr Roland Sonderhoff to sell at Van Ham
24 May 2019 - 07:59
Reopening of the Gruuthusemuseum in Bruges
Not to be missed
Analyses
Chopard: a rising star
In under thirty years, the watchmaker has become a star player,…
Heritage
Murelli, France’s last guillocheurs
Établissements Murelli, a “living heritage company” since 2012,…
Exhibitions
Fantasy versions of Versailles
Here we see things that never happened, but might have, with the…
Analyses
The Bührle collection: the confused story of a collector
It took over half a century for Paris to open its exhibition spaces to the outstanding Bührle collection. Now housed in Zurich, this unique group of…
Heritage
A dream of porcelain
The Porcelain Room of the Santos Palace in Lisbon is famous for its ceiling, laid out at the end of the 18th century with "blue and white" plates from…
Exhibitions
The beauty of line
Analyses
Germany: a thorny matter continues
In mid-March, a national get-together in Berlin is being held to debate the question of collections originating from the colonies. Germany had taken…