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 Published on 26 April 2024

The Simone and Cino Del Duca Foundation, Philanthropy In All Its Forms

The Simone and Cino Del Duca Foundation’s distinctions are among the most generous and prestigious in the world, yet it keeps a low profile. Read more...
The Simone and Cino Del Duca Foundation, Philanthropy In All Its Forms - Analyses
Cultural Heritage
 Published on 16 June 2023

The Swiss Etrillard Foundation: A Champion for Heritage

This Geneva-based foundation’s aim is to make old art resonate in our contemporary world. After seven years of existence, it is expanding its patronage...
The Swiss Etrillard Foundation: A Champion for Heritage - Cultural Heritage
Analyses
 Published on 26 January 2023

Will the Choiseul Snuffbox Soon Join the Collections of the Louvre?

The Louvre has launched a major fundraising drive to acquire the famous snuffbox originally owned by the Duc de Choiseul (1719–1785), Louis XV’s minister....
Will the Choiseul Snuffbox Soon Join the Collections of the Louvre? - Analyses
Interviews
 Published on 15 December 2022

Pauline Prévost-Marcilhacy: The Rothschild Women

This art historian specializing in the Rothschild collections is co-curator of an exhibition devoted to the women of the family by the Musée La Boverie...
Pauline Prévost-Marcilhacy: The Rothschild Women - Interviews
Analyses
 Published on 08 September 2022

The Equestrian Statue of Louis XIV by Coysevox

The city of Rennes has just acquired a scale model of the equestrian statue of Louis XIV by Antoine Coysevox, an exceptional acquisition made possible...
The Equestrian Statue of Louis XIV by Coysevox - Analyses
Cultural Heritage
 Published on 21 July 2022

In Venice, Napoleon’s Forgotten Palace Finally Restored

The veil rose in 2016, like a promise of discoveries to come. Six years on, almost all of Napoleon's restored and refurnished royal palace in Venice...
In Venice, Napoleon’s Forgotten Palace Finally Restored - Cultural Heritage
Cultural Heritage
 Published on 06 January 2022

The Multifaceted Architecture of the Cité Internationale in Paris

The Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris, a veritable open-air museum, was founded just after the Great War. Its 40 student residences bear witness...
The Multifaceted Architecture of the Cité Internationale in Paris - Cultural Heritage
Cultural Heritage
 Published on 21 December 2021

In Fontainebleau, the Revival of Clocks

Since 2008, Rolex has been responsible for the maintenance and restoration of the Château of Fontainebleau's clock collection. After an extensive sponsorship...
In Fontainebleau, the Revival of Clocks - Cultural Heritage
Analyses
 Published on 15 July 2021

In the Crosshairs: Luma Arles Cultural Center

There is nothing quite like the Arles cultural center, an offshoot of the Zurich-based foundation created by philanthropist Maja Hoffmann. Its emblem...
In the Crosshairs: Luma Arles Cultural Center - Analyses
Cultural Heritage
 Published on 06 April 2021

The Salvation of Parisian Churches?

When she became mayor of Paris in 2015, Anne Hidalgo made the restoration of religious monuments the spearhead of her heritage policy. Her "church plan",...
The Salvation of Parisian Churches? - Cultural Heritage
Cultural Heritage
 Published on 24 September 2020

The Tapestries of Aubusson: The Thread of Innovation

Could tapestry be an antidote to a territory's sluggish economy? This is the line adopted by the Cité Internationale de la Tapisserie d'Aubusson. Four...
The Tapestries of Aubusson: The Thread of Innovation - Cultural Heritage
Cultural Heritage
 Published on 09 September 2019

Vaux-le-Vicomte: Halfway Between the Public and Private Sectors

Fifty years after welcoming its first visitors, the château is facing a new development: the professionalisation of its governance. A real undertaking,...
Vaux-le-Vicomte: Halfway Between the Public and Private Sectors - Cultural Heritage
Interviews
 Published on 06 May 2019

Eric Booth, Herald of the Thai Scene

Managing director of the Jim Thomson silk company, the smiling collector and his stepfather, Jean-Michel Beurdeley, opened Thailand's Maiiam Museum,...
Eric Booth, Herald of the Thai Scene - Interviews
Cultural Heritage
 Published on 02 December 2018

Cresson Chairs Enter the Louvre

The Société des Amis du Louvre has made a splendid catch in buying six chairs by Michel Cresson from the Steinitz Gallery in Paris, meaning that one...
Cresson Chairs Enter the Louvre - Cultural Heritage

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