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A fine score for an intimist scene by Mai-Thu
A Zamoyski bronze proves its mettle
A gold Gallic chief
A beautiful offering for the gods of Olympus
Memories of the Pausa Villa
Art Deco icon
François Pompon’s Ours Polaire ( Polar Bear ) broke the world record for a model in Lens stone.
Sought-after studios
A rare stop-off in Paris by the Austrian Franz Christoph Janneck met with resounding success
The princely collection of Amaury Taittinger
Three princes of France with tragic destinies, a collection stamped with memories and results reflecting the historical significance of pieces, particularly…
Paul Jouve's bestiary: a wild success
Coming from every corner of the planet, some fine specimens of wildlife turned up at this sale devoted to Paul Jouve.
A hot summer for Picabia
Picabia played with the effects of sunlight, revisited modernity and showed evidence of his freedom as a painter with two dissimilar works.
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DS cabriolet Chapron: unrivalled elegance
"Turquin Caravaggio": Not Toulouse, but Fifth Avenue
Becca Cason Thrash: the million-dollar lady
Château life
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Château life
Lying in the middle of a fifty-hectare estate, the Château des Boulayes,…
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A fine score for an intimist scene by Mai-Thu
Featuring an unusual subject for the Vietnamese artist and dating…
Alberto Giacometti: a form, an object
A "gourd" in wood and gilt plaster recalled the Swiss artist’s talent for designing utilitarian objects and his friendship with Jean-Michel Frank.…
The fatal weapon
A 7-mm revolver linked with Van Gogh's death fires up the bidding.
An exciting day for Chu Teh Chun
A canvas painted on a spring day fluidly affirmed this master of lyrical abstraction’s appeal.
Robert de Semallé and China, a history in positive and negative
The embassy secretary’s pictures of 19 th -century China, especially the collodion negatives, triggered lively bidding again.