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Published on 21 July 2023

The Floating World of Utagawa Hiroshige

The West first discovered Japanese prints at the 1867 Internional Exposition in Paris. Since then, the number of collectors has soared, and many will...

The Floating World of Utagawa Hiroshige - Pre-sale

Published on 26 May 2023

Kazuo Shiraga: Wrestling With Painting

This 1962 oil on canvas by the Gutai master Kazuo Shiraga, which has never come up for sale before, is a performance painting, a hand-to-hand combat...

Kazuo Shiraga: Wrestling With Painting - Pre-sale

Published on 30 March 2023

Strycker's Collection, Act 4: A Trip to Japan

And this makes four! Will this new opus be as successful as the previous ones? Let's hope so.

Strycker's Collection, Act 4: A Trip to Japan - Pre-sale

Published on 10 March 2023

Hiroshige's Fans at the Guimet Museum in Paris

This exhibition is built on a double paradox.

Hiroshige's Fans at the Guimet Museum in Paris - Exhibitions

Published on 21 June 2022

A French Record for Georges Mathieu, a Father of Lyrical Abstraction

Many international bidders vied for this eagerly anticipated painting by Georges Mathieu, both at the gallery and on the phone. The result matched its...

A French Record for Georges Mathieu, a Father of Lyrical Abstraction - Lots sold

Published on 11 May 2022

Louis & Sack: A Gallery for Post-War Japanese Painters

In Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Rebecca Sack and Aude Louis Carvès opened the only gallery specializing in paintings by Japanese artists of the Nouvelle...

Louis & Sack: A Gallery for Post-War Japanese Painters - Interviews

Published on 04 May 2022

Gérard and Jeanne-Yvonne Borg: Art, Circus Memorabilia and a Collection

Rare posters, paintings, Japanese prints, photographs, costumes and objects from the circus world make up the Rouen couple’s unique collection, which...

Gérard and Jeanne-Yvonne Borg: Art, Circus Memorabilia and a Collection - Interviews

Published on 21 March 2022

Kazuo Shiraga Puts on a Show

On February 23, the saleroom of Nagel Auktionen in Stuttgart was the scene of a splendid performance by Purple, an oil on Japanese paper mounted on...

Kazuo Shiraga Puts on a Show - Lots sold

Published on 25 October 2021

Art Market Overview: Hokusai, from Prints to NFTs

When Hokusai made the series of woodcuts depicting Mount Fuji that made him famous, he never would have thought that 190 years later the British Museum...

Art Market Overview: Hokusai, from Prints to NFTs - Market Trends

Published on 28 May 2021

Well-Honed Results for a Group of Japanese Swords

Assembled between 1930 and 1940, a private collection of Japanese swords caused a stir.

Well-Honed Results for a Group of Japanese Swords - Lots sold

Published on 19 May 2021

Veerle Thielemans: Sharing Pleasures at the Art History Festival

For its 10th anniversary, the three-day Art History Festival at the Château de Fontainebleau is focusing on pleasure—a breath of fresh air as instructive...

Veerle Thielemans: Sharing Pleasures at the Art History Festival - Interviews

Published on 30 April 2021

Tadashi Kawamata: A Work in Progress

With high-perched huts, nests, waves and desolate landscapes, his many-faceted corpus is all part of a single project he has been working on since he...

Tadashi Kawamata: A Work in Progress - Artist Studio

Published on 22 March 2021

Tetsumi Kudo: Portrait of the Artist in a Cage

The Japanese artist’s disturbing work still unleashes passions, as witness the very high bid in Entzheim (east of France) for this piece reflecting...

Tetsumi Kudo: Portrait of the Artist in a Cage - Lots sold

Published on 16 March 2021

Michelin Chef Thierry Marx Savors the Art of Japan

From custom kitchens at the Mandarin Oriental in Paris – where he earned two Michelin stars in 2012 – to Kendo dojos, the French chef holds Japanese...

Michelin Chef Thierry Marx Savors the Art of Japan - Interviews

Published on 28 August 2020

The Snowy Slopes of Mount Fuji

For followers of Shintoism, Mount Fuji is a treasure enclosing the elixir of immortality. For others, it symbolizes the transience of all things. For...

The Snowy Slopes of Mount Fuji - Exhibitions

Published on 19 March 2020

G is for Galuchat

This term, covering both the material and the technique, applies to the denticle-covered skins of stingrays and sharks. Initially used as an abrasive,...

G is for Galuchat - Glossary

Published on 20 September 2019

Arts of China and Japan: The Sacred and the Intimate

In Lyon, the arts of the Far East were represented in all their geographical diversity through netsukes, porcelains, bronzes and religious statues.

Arts of China and Japan: The Sacred and the Intimate - Lots sold

Published on 29 May 2019

Alice Jossaume: China and Japan Share the Spotlight

For four years, Alice Jossaume has been managing the venerable firm Portier & Associés with calm and serenity while taking a modern, dynamic look at...

Alice Jossaume: China and Japan Share the Spotlight - Interviews

Published on 14 September 2017

Wesselmann and Ufan Garner the Highest Bids

Lee Ufan with this large, clean painting and Tom Wesselmann with his Big Study for Nude were the artists who garnered the highest bids at this special...

Wesselmann and Ufan Garner the Highest Bids - Lots sold

Tsugouharu Foujita Isamu Noguchi George Nakashima Katsushika Hokusai Utagawa Hiroshige Kitagawa Utamaro Utagawa Kuniyoshi Kazuo Shiraga Katsu Hamanaka Hasui Kawase

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