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Photographs and drawings from across the Atlantic
Buffet’s porcelains, or Riopelle’s materials
Gustave Doré: a feeling for nature
The power of Sabavala, the grace of Maillol
An Enlightenment fantasy
A Pre-Raphaelite’s book of hours
Bearing the label of the home of painter Edward Burne-Jones, this illuminated manuscript for use in Paris outstripped expectations.
In the time of Lepaute
The name of Jean-Joseph Lepaute, clockmaker to Napoleon I, has travelled down through the centuries.
Group portrait with Henri IV of France
A portrait of the king's entire family stood out at the sale of the collections furnishing Baron Alain de Montgascon's private mansion in La Flèche.…
The Biron collection: a sound taste for the 18th century
Renée and Louis Biron's collection achieved a splendid €1 M, led by a fine portrait of Houdon by Restout and a rare group of silverware featuring regional…
The very fabric of fashion
With a pre-emption for a dress from Worth design house and prices well above the estimates, couture opened the Drouot bidding ball with a bang.
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Buffet’s porcelains, or Riopelle’s materials
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A snuffbox from the Empress Josephine
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Paris Photo launches its New-York edition
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First Donald Judd's US retrospective in over 30 years
28 February 2020 - 10:43
Tefaf Museum Restoration Fund's grant goes to the V&A and LACMA
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Resignation of the Uffizi's scientific committee
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Robert Beauvillain: the love of illustrated books
A chance to savour the exquisite Hours, early printed works and…
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Photographs and drawings from across the Atlantic
Cindy Sherman, Salvador Dali and Thierry Cohen have one thing in…
The hieraticism of Teotihuacan
Several collections devoted to pre-Columbian arts, belonging to Mr M., Mr B. and Gérald Berjonneau, took place among showcases dominated by a hardstone…
Baccio Bandinelli triumphs in Le Havre
The little-loved sculptor and painter took his revenge with a dizzying bid before a graceful sconce by Jean Royère calmed things down.
A drawing by Ingres and a Louis XIV chest
An extraordinary drawing by the brilliant herald of neoclassicism stood out in this diverse group.
The Brölemanns’ treasures, from an Arabic Bible to Venetian festivities
This successful "white glove" auction netted €372,000. All 259 works collected by the famous dynasty of Lyon bibliophiles found buyers.