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The collection of Georges Heilbrun: a joyous and erudite bookseller
Legendary Sissi, Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary
The 18th-century desk of Count of Asalto, Francisco González de Bassecourt
Lazing around with Cubist artist André Lhote
Chu Teh-chun in the light
Asian art past and present
"Traversées" ("Crossings") is the title of this Asian art sale, which creates a dialogue between not only countries but also ancient and modern works……
Street art goes indoors at the Hôtel Drouot
Originally scheduled at the Eiffel Tower, this street art auction will take place at the Hôtel Drouot due to health measures.
A Lalique from the Verdenal collection
This piece of Lalique jewellery from the former Verdenal collection, a prominent family in Pau, illustrates the artist’s attachment to eastern France.…
When Camille Claudel sculpted with her soul
Made when she separated from her mentor Auguste Rodin, this moving sculpture was intended for her important group L’Âge mûr ( The Mature Age ).
The pinnacle of Tibetan sculpture
In the 13 th and 14 th centuries, Tibetan Buddhist art achieved extraordinary mastery in gilt bronze work with help from artists in the neighbouring…
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The collection of Georges Heilbrun: a joyous and erudite…
This outstanding bookseller made his mark on the bibliophile world…
Overview (Pre-sale)
ONLINE SALE ONLY. Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita's precisely…
Vermiglio: a mystical and stylistic marriage
This “sacred conversation” from a major private collection reconciles the Roman and Bolognese schools under the kind eyes of three saints.
A "Plutarch" for Montaigne
Found during an appraisal, an ex-libris of Montaigne, the book’s first owner, makes it an absolutely exceptional piece that could fuel a bidding war…
Between art and science, the mechanism of a collection
From the miniature world of automata to the endless horizons measured by scientific instruments, objects collected by a family of enthusiasts celebrate…
An encyclopedic still life by an unknown Dutch artist
There are nearly as many insects as flowers in this brilliantly teeming still life, whose painter’s name raises many questions.