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Lots sold
 Published on 15 June 2023

19th-Century Marble of Augustus

Burnished with a modern patina, the wise emperor of the mighty Rome sold for a sum that brought him closer to the period of his reign.
19th-Century Marble of Augustus - Lots sold
Lots sold
 Published on 13 April 2023

Carpeaux’s Flora Reaches the Summit

The works were so diverse, spanning oceans and crossing centuries, that it took two days to complete the sale.
Carpeaux’s Flora Reaches the Summit - Lots sold
Lots sold
 Published on 27 September 2022

Most Mysterious Faun

In this highly eclectic sale, Sebastian Vrancx’s virtuosity was surpassed by a surprise bid for a sculpture.
Most Mysterious Faun - Lots sold
Lots sold
 Published on 06 April 2022

A Panther by the Immaculate Pompon

A black panther carved all in white paid homage to its creator, the old animal master from Saulieu, in France
A Panther by the Immaculate Pompon - Lots sold
Pre-sale
 Published on 07 January 2022

A Young Prince in Marble From the Antonine Period

This marble bust from the Antonine period is so lifelike it looks as though the young man is about to speak to us. His slightly idealized features bring...
A Young Prince in Marble From the Antonine Period - Pre-sale
Lots sold
 Published on 23 November 2021

A Delicate Wounded Swallow by Alfred Boucher

Now a figure of classical art history, sculptor Alfred Boucher achieved great fame during his lifetime.
A Delicate Wounded Swallow by Alfred Boucher - Lots sold
Lots sold
 Published on 06 October 2021

Imperial Hadrian, But of Course!

A 16th-century bust of Emperor Hadrian garnered the highest bid of the day from its lofty height.
Imperial Hadrian, But of Course! - Lots sold
Exhibitions
 Published on 17 June 2021

The Torlonia Collection’s Marbles Unveiled in Rome

This large private collection of marbles from antiquity amassed during the 19th century includes outstanding pieces, some of which were reproduced by...
The Torlonia Collection’s Marbles Unveiled in Rome - Exhibitions
Lots sold
 Published on 17 April 2021

A World Record for Pompon

In his fables, the 17th-century French poet Jean de La Fontaine never imagined a meeting between the King of the Forest and the Paschal lamb... The...
A World Record for Pompon - Lots sold
Lots sold
 Published on 03 September 2020

High-Quality High Gothic Art

An altarpiece group in oak, enamel, bronze and carved stones reflects the variety of styles in Europe during a rich period.
High-Quality High Gothic Art - Lots sold
Lots sold
 Published on 21 October 2019

Highly Sought-after Furniture

Spotlight on a Louis XV flat desk and some Languedoc marble Empire vases.
Highly Sought-after Furniture - Lots sold
Lots sold
 Published on 25 June 2019

Pegasus Reaches the Heights

Pegasus and his companion Bellerophon reached the heights at this auction, shattering a very low initial estimate but leaving doubt as to when the work...
Pegasus Reaches the Heights - Lots sold
Lots sold
 Published on 06 June 2019

Divine Goddess

Venus, Aphrodite… whether Greek or Roman, the goddess has lost none of her charms, expressed in marble through sensual forms and clinging drapes.
Divine Goddess - Lots sold
Exhibitions
 Published on 15 December 2017

The Unrivalled Bernini

The Borghese Gallery is staging a red-letter exhibition that will long – if not always – be considered one of the most important ever devoted to Be...
The Unrivalled Bernini - Exhibitions
Rembrandt Bugatti Antoine Coysevox Albert Carrier-Belleuse Joseph Chinard Auguste Clésinger Le Bernin Antonio Canova Agathon Léonard Jules Franceschi Paul Dubois Léo Laporte-Blairsy Romano Romanelli Félix Charpentier Charles Cordier Jules Dalou

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