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Published on 19 July 2024

The Horse in Majesty at Versailles

To celebrate the Olympic Games, the Château de Versailles is staging an unparalleled exhibition devoted to the noble equine, “man's double”, and the...

The Horse in Majesty at Versailles - Exhibitions

Cultural Heritage

Published on 05 July 2024

Géricault’s Horses at the Musée de la Vie Romantique: Untangling Fact from Fiction

Art historians have slammed the exhibition’s lack of scientific rigor, while dozens of previously unseen works raise serious attribution issues.

Géricault’s Horses at the Musée de la Vie Romantique: Untangling Fact from Fiction - Cultural Heritage

Published on 14 June 2024

André-Charles Boulle, Prince of Cabinetmakers, at Chantilly

Under the leadership of its director, Mathieu Deldicque, the Musée Condé-Château de Chantilly is staging the very first exhibition in France devoted...

André-Charles Boulle, Prince of Cabinetmakers, at Chantilly - Analyses

Cultural Heritage

Published on 27 October 2023

The Interrogation Scroll of the Templars: An Important Historical Source

The 1307 parchment scroll now on display at the French National Archives is the principal evidence that French King, Philip the Fair produced to pressure...

The Interrogation Scroll of the Templars: An Important Historical Source - Cultural Heritage

Published on 20 October 2023

The Perrier-Jouët Art Nouveau Collection in Épernay

Perrier-Jouët owns Europe’s largest private French Art Nouveau collection.

The Perrier-Jouët Art Nouveau Collection in Épernay - Exhibitions

Published on 13 October 2023

At the Musée Picasso, Drouot Inventories Sophie Calle’s Life

For the first time ever, the auction house is taking part in an exhibition at a national museum—an unprecedented event.

At the Musée Picasso, Drouot Inventories Sophie Calle’s Life - Exhibitions

Published on 17 July 2023

Ingres and His Patrons at Chantilly

Exhibitions devoted to Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres (1780-1867) do not come along very often. The prospect of this one, organized at the Chantilly...

Ingres and His Patrons at Chantilly - Exhibitions

Published on 02 June 2023

The Enchanting Château du Rivau in the Loire Valley

The Château du Rivau could well have inspired a few fairy-tale writers with its Renaissance architecture flanked by lofty towers and the atmosphere...

The Enchanting Château du Rivau in the Loire Valley - Exhibitions

Published on 01 June 2023

Contemporary Uchronia at the Musée de la Chasse in Paris

In a perfect world, anything would be possible as the saying goes.

Contemporary Uchronia at the Musée de la Chasse in Paris - Exhibitions

Published on 25 May 2023

Basquiat-Warhol, a Coveted Duo

Artprice underscores the appetite of collectors for these works by four-hands.

Basquiat-Warhol, a Coveted Duo - Market Trends

Published on 19 May 2023

Hans-Ulrich Obrist: A Career in a Straight Line

To mark the publication of his autobiography, we talked to the artistic director of London’s Serpentine Galleries about his work, the role artists play...

Hans-Ulrich Obrist: A Career in a Straight Line - Interviews

Published on 20 April 2023

It’s the Arts Season at Chaumont-sur-Loire

Chantal Colleu-Dumond has brought together some fifteen artists for this new season.

It’s the Arts Season at Chaumont-sur-Loire - Exhibitions

Published on 17 February 2023

Cézanne off the Beaten Track in London?

So what’s new, Mr Cézanne? His first retrospective in 30 years, now open at the Tate Modern in London, does not really provide an answer.

Cézanne off the Beaten Track in London? - Opinion

Published on 16 February 2023

Thierry Barbier-Mueller, a Passionate Design Collector

We had talked to the art and design collector about his passion for chairs, some of which are on display in Lausanne. His sudden death on January 24...

Thierry Barbier-Mueller, a Passionate Design Collector - Interviews

Published on 13 October 2022

"Carolee Schneemann: Body Politics" at the Barbican

For the first time in the UK, the Barbican Centre in London presents a groundbreaking survey exhibition of the American artist Carolee Schneemann (...

"Carolee Schneemann: Body Politics" at the Barbican - Exhibitions

Published on 01 June 2022

Chef Bruno Verjus Sees Art As Vibration

At the helm of Table, his restaurant which has two Michelin stars, in Paris’s 12th arrondissement, he is one of the protagonists of the exhibition "L'Œuvre...

Chef Bruno Verjus Sees Art As Vibration - Interviews

Published on 14 April 2022

Raphael “The Universal Artist” at The National Gallery, London

Displaying over 90 works by Italian Renaissance artist Raphael, the curators have undilutedly mapped his mastery as painter, draughtsman and archaeologist,...

Raphael “The Universal Artist” at The National Gallery, London - Exhibitions

Published on 13 April 2022

Archaeologist Carole Fraresso Deciphers the Inca Civilization

Together with Ulla Holmquist Pachas, director of the Larco museum in Lima, archaeologist Carole Fraresso has curated the exhibition "Machu Picchu and...

Archaeologist Carole Fraresso Deciphers the Inca Civilization - Interviews

Published on 17 March 2022

Photographer Gaston Paris Rediscovered at the Centre Pompidou

A totally forgotten photographer of the Roaring Twenties is back in the spotlight thanks to a show at the Centre Pompidou and the meticulous work of...

Photographer Gaston Paris Rediscovered at the Centre Pompidou - Analyses

Published on 16 March 2022

Women Artists Delight at Drouot’s “Oeuvres Choisies” Exhibition

The quarterly exhibition “Oeuvres Choisies” returns to the Hôtel Drouot with a selection of highlights for the upcoming auction season.

Women Artists Delight at Drouot’s “Oeuvres Choisies” Exhibition - Exhibitions

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