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Andean Baroque masterpiece
Playing a good hand
The Indo-Mughal magic worked
A perfect technical and aesthetic achievement
A winged woman by Lalique; a bull after Giambologna
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Form in question
Reality takes on another dimension with Jean Fautrier: that of emotion reconstructed through material 
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The irreplaceable Notre-Dame
For the tenth edition of "Paris mon amour", the auction house will be making an impressive display with this model paying tribute to what remains one…
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Not just one, but two Lemoynes!
While Versailles carried off a study by François Lemoyne for the ceiling of the Salon d'Hercule, a pair of Sèvres vases, one decorated with an antique…
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At the origins of carved lacquer
A black and red 14 th -century Chinese tray with lotus flower ornamentation poised to bloom.
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When Japan inspired Paris
This elegant pedestal table with its Far Eastern-style decoration reflects the Japanese vein popular in the 1870s. Produced by one of Paris's most…
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Spotlight on Asia at Drouot
Van Dongen in Deauville, king of the boardwalk
A breath of modernity with Prouvé and Leleu
Victor Gisler, an outsider’s life
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Andean Baroque masterpiece
Precious contents deserve a sumptuous setting...This casket once…
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A perfect technical and aesthetic achievement
This 18th-century Italian mirror in a gilded bronze frame features…
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Napoleon puts his best foot forward at Drouot
These perfectly traceable boots, attributed to Napoleon I, are a size €117,2018.
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For King Scorpion
An alabaster bowl has recently produced a new written trace of a possible Egyptian sovereign, whose name was represented by a scorpion.
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Summer and autumn: modern art seasons
A nostalgic Van Dongen and a Henri Martin at home in Marquayrol brilliantly illustrate two facets of modernism.
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Pierre de Belay's Breton holiday
The series of paintings, by the Quimper-born artist for the Ker-Moor Hotel in Bénodet, won't leave its native Brittany.