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A Fine Harvest of Fruit and Portraits

The paintings in the Yvonne and Jean Riechers collection mainly featured the early 17th century still life genre in France. The more unobtrusive portraits...

A Fine Harvest of Fruit and Portraits - Lots sold

Published on 20 December 2023

Odilon Redon’s Flowers Fetch a Million

A bouquet invited us to take a deep breath of country air and remember that the French painter's art was rooted in nature.

Odilon Redon’s Flowers Fetch a Million - Lots sold

Published on 10 November 2023

Anne Vallayer-Coster with Éric Coatalem, Champion of the 18th Century

After Hubert Robert and Jean-Honoré Fragonard—while awaiting Greuze—the dealer, who exclusively promotes French painting of the 17th and 18th centuries,...

Anne Vallayer-Coster with Éric Coatalem, Champion of the 18th Century - Exhibitions

Published on 02 November 2023

An Armful of Wildflowers in a Delicate Pastel by Odilon Redon

The Symbolist master offers us this spectacular bouquet of flowers, testimony to his lifelong passion for botany.

An Armful of Wildflowers in a Delicate Pastel by Odilon Redon - Pre-sale

Published on 27 October 2023

“Still Life with Bottles” by Le Corbusier

Le Corbusier's name has become a staple in Parisian drawing auctions. Two such drawings are offered in this sale, one dating to 1925, the other to ...

“Still Life with Bottles” by Le Corbusier - Pre-sale

Published on 21 April 2023

Fernand Léger, Modernity Mingles with Tradition

Léger found his way by inventing iconography based on a trilogy of forms, solid colors and black outlines, creating distinct, instantly identifiable...

Fernand Léger, Modernity Mingles with Tradition - Pre-sale

Published on 30 November 2022

The First French Retrospective Dedicated to Baschenis, Bergamo’s Master of the Portrait and Still Life

Thanks to loans from the Accademia Carrara and La Scala, but also from private collectors, the Canesso Gallery presents the first French retrospective...

The First French Retrospective Dedicated to Baschenis, Bergamo’s Master of the Portrait and Still Life - Exhibitions

Published on 22 November 2022

Focus on Nadar and Alphonse-Eugène Hubert in the Lepage Collection

Photography collectors and institutions turned up in force for the collection assembled by François Lepage. A rosy picture!

Focus on Nadar and Alphonse-Eugène Hubert in the Lepage Collection - Lots sold

Published on 18 October 2022

Lé Phô, Buffet, Desportes and the Master of Cortèges

Selected, and sometimes outstanding, works by diverse, highly sought-after artists achieved excellent results in Bordeaux.

Lé Phô, Buffet, Desportes and the Master of Cortèges - Lots sold

Published on 05 October 2022

Miquel Barceló: Demiurge of Painting

In Paris, the Mallorcan painter puts the finishing touches on his latest paintings in preparation for various exhibitions this fall. His studio is a...

Miquel Barceló: Demiurge of Painting - Artist Studio

Published on 06 September 2022

A Still Life and Portrait Steeped in the 17th Century

A sale in Cherbourg featured two paintings steeped in the sensibility of the 17th century by Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer and a talented representative of...

A Still Life and Portrait Steeped in the 17th Century - Lots sold

Published on 20 July 2022

Success for Stoskopff and Gerda Wegener

A still life by the Alsatian-born master achieved a high result, but the sale also included works by two artists ahead of their time.

Success for Stoskopff and Gerda Wegener - Lots sold

Published on 06 July 2022

Art Price Index: Cherries Are Forever

Cherry season is short, but in art it has lasted for centuries.

Art Price Index: Cherries Are Forever - Market Trends

Published on 13 June 2022

17th-century Fruits of Spain

This opulent early 17th-century work painted in Andalusia recalls the originality of Spanish still lifes.

17th-century Fruits of Spain - Lots sold

Published on 04 April 2022

Mouthwatering Old Masters: A World Record for Louyse Moillon

It was positively peachy to see the fine results harvested by the delightful Louyse Moillon and her comrades.

Mouthwatering Old Masters: A World Record for Louyse Moillon - Lots sold

Published on 11 March 2022

Willem Claesz Heda and Louis Hersent, Winners of the Day

The quiet period of the February vacation in France did not discourage the L'Huillier Auction House from moving into the Hôtel Drouot to sell the contents...

Willem Claesz Heda and Louis Hersent, Winners of the Day - Lots sold

Published on 25 February 2022

Chardin, a Proto-Impressionist 18th-Century Painter

A totem of French painting, and, according to the Cimabue expert himself Éric Turquin, the most beautiful work ever to pass through his hands, Chardin's...

Chardin, a Proto-Impressionist 18th-Century Painter - Pre-sale

Published on 20 September 2021

Valtat: The Virtuoso of Color

The painter, famous for his vivid landscapes, was celebrated through two works typical of his approach to form and use of fragmented brushstrokes.

Valtat: The Virtuoso of Color - Lots sold

Published on 13 September 2021

Monnoyer’s Opulence; Criaerdl’s Elegance

This summer session showcased a writing desk stamped Antoine Mathieu Criaerd, and other famous names including Monnoyer and Cartier.

Monnoyer’s Opulence; Criaerdl’s Elegance - Lots sold

Published on 15 July 2021

The Modernity of Henri Rousseau’s Bouquet

All eyes were on the naïve painter’s pleasingly composed bouquet of flowers.

The Modernity of Henri Rousseau’s Bouquet - Lots sold

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