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Published on 15 September 2022

Five Hundred Years of Clocks and Watches in One Collection

Renaissance table clocks, the Frères Rochat’s singing bird box, quality, rarity and prestigious provenances are the key words for this abundant col...

Five Hundred Years of Clocks and Watches in One Collection - Pre-sale

Published on 13 July 2022

Cameos and Intaglios: The Glyptic Arts

Like the phoenix, frontally or in profile, incised or in relief, cameos and intaglios transcend the ages, always being reborn and leaving their imp...

Cameos and Intaglios: The Glyptic Arts - Market Trends

Published on 30 May 2022

Antoine de Halluin by Léonard Limosin

As this portrait attests, Léonard Limosin was an enameler to great statesmen and kings, starting with French King, Francis I (r.1515-1547).

Antoine de Halluin by Léonard Limosin - Lots sold

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 25 January 2022

Albrecht Dürer’s Journeys

Through a selection of prints, drawings, paintings and journal entries, the National Gallery’s exhibition in London, "Dürer’s Journeys - Travels of...

Albrecht Dürer’s Journeys - Analyses

Cultural Heritage

Published on 14 January 2022

Light on the Secular Decoration of the Château d'Anet, Diane de Poitiers' Fief in Eure-et-Loir

A series of recent studies have identified the creators of two aspects of major decorative works dedicated to the story of Diane de Poitiers: the hangings...

Light on the Secular Decoration of the Château d'Anet, Diane de Poitiers' Fief in Eure-et-Loir - Cultural Heritage

Published on 12 January 2022

Venetia 1600. Births and Rebirths

According to tradition, Venice was founded on March 25, 421. This exhibition in the Doge's Palace celebrates the city's 1600 years and its many tra...

Venetia 1600. Births and Rebirths - Exhibitions

Published on 12 January 2022

The Dante Factory in Cologny

The Bodmer Foundation commemorates the anniversary of Dante's death with a new exhibition on the Florentine poet and mystic

The Dante Factory in Cologny - Exhibitions

Published on 17 December 2021

The Venice Cini Collection in Aix-en-Provence

For the 70th anniversary of its foundation, the Cini Collection, one of the world's largest of Italian Old Masters, is on display for the first time...

The Venice Cini Collection in Aix-en-Provence - Exhibitions

Published on 09 December 2021

T is for Tapestry: Volume 1

In the late Middle Ages, tapestry production, whose origins lay in the East and classical antiquity, was one of the most prominent crafts in Western...

T is for Tapestry: Volume 1 - Glossary

Published on 02 December 2021

Dostoyevsky and Holbein at the Kunstmuseum in Basel

The Kunstmuseum in Basel looks back at the Russian literary icon's visit to the museum in 1867, when Dostoyevsky was dumbstruck by Hans Holbein's Dead...

Dostoyevsky and Holbein at the Kunstmuseum in Basel - Analyses

Cultural Heritage

Published on 29 October 2021

Big Plans for Chaalis, the Sistine Chapel of the Oise

A stone’s throw from Chantilly, the Royal Abbey of Chaalis has kept its secrets hidden for a very long time. An investment plan and new management will...

Big Plans for Chaalis, the Sistine Chapel of the Oise - Cultural Heritage

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

Published on 30 September 2021

Parisian Botticelli Exhibition at Jacquemart-André Museum Reveals Secrets

The major new revelation in the exhibition "Botticelli, Artist and Designer" at the Musée Jacquemart-André - a student of the master is undeniably the...

Parisian Botticelli Exhibition at Jacquemart-André Museum Reveals Secrets - Analyses

Cultural Heritage

Published on 23 September 2021

Brézé: Two Châteaux in One in the Heart of Anjou

A mysterious network of thousand-year-old troglodyte tunnels lies beneath a Renaissance château in the heart of Anjou.

Brézé: Two Châteaux in One in the Heart of Anjou - Cultural Heritage

Published on 04 June 2021

A Million-Plus Bid for a Limoges Enamel Plaque

The Medieval period dominated majestically with a Limoges enamel plaque by the illustrious Master of the Aeneid, and a delicate limestone bust.

A Million-Plus Bid for a Limoges Enamel Plaque - Lots sold

Published on 19 May 2021

The Sismann Gallery Spotlights the Renaissance in Paris

Around 30 works attributed to some of the 16th century’s most illustrious artists immerse us in the Renaissance, from Normandy to Sicily, France’s primary...

The Sismann Gallery Spotlights the Renaissance in Paris - Exhibitions

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

Published on 16 April 2021

The Master of the Aeneid: The Glory of the Enamels of Limoges

This polychrome painted enamel plaque from the Porgès collection (passed down through the family) is part of a huge museum-worthy group produced during...

The Master of the Aeneid: The Glory of the Enamels of Limoges - Pre-sale

Published on 09 April 2021

Italian Renaissance Sculpture: An Opportunity for Rediscovery

Disrupted by the lockdowns, the exhibition "Le corps et l'âme" ("Body and Soul") at the Louvre, which will travel later to Milan, could be an opportunity...

Italian Renaissance Sculpture: An Opportunity for Rediscovery - Analyses

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