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Céline Piettre

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Analyses Published on 08/25/2023
The Carré d’art in Nîmes Turns Thirty
Mayor Jean Bousquet opened the new contemporary art museum in the heart of the ancient Roman city before a crowd of well-wishers on a sunny day in May...
The Carré d’art in Nîmes Turns Thirty
Interviews Published on 05/11/2022
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
Exhibitions Published on 12/01/2021
Georg Baselitz: Works on Paper
As the Pompidou Centre hosts a Georg Baselitz retrospective until March 7, the nearby Galerie Putman offers a more intimate glimpse of his work.
Georg Baselitz: Works on Paper
Pre-sale Published on 09/06/2021
Drawing Now the 100% Drawing Auction Dedicated to Emerging Artists
32 works signed by the best of the French emerging contemporary drawing scene will go under the hammer of Drouot Estimations, in a former hotel in the...
Drawing Now the 100% Drawing Auction Dedicated to Emerging Artists
Interviews Published on 06/02/2021
Alexandre and Pierre Lorquin, Keepers of the Flame of the Dina Vierny Gallery
Their reserve barely conceals an ambition honed at elite schools. At 25 and 27, the grandsons of Dina Vierny, the post-war gallery owner and Maillol's...
Alexandre and Pierre Lorquin, Keepers of the Flame of the Dina Vierny Gallery
Interviews Published on 02/18/2021
François Laffanour: A Successful Gamble on Historical Design
This former flea market dealer is a fervent champion of 20th-century architects' furniture. Forty years after he discovered Jean Prouvé's pieces, his...
François Laffanour: A Successful Gamble on Historical Design
Appointments & Obituaries Published on 09/29/2020
Farewell to Stéphane Janssen, Whose Stamp on the Art Market Won’t be Forgotten
The gallery owner and collector, born in Paris in 1936, died quietly on 16 September at 84, to the relative indifference of the media.
Farewell to Stéphane Janssen, Whose Stamp on the Art Market Won’t be Forgotten
Interviews Published on 01/17/2020
The Templons: Contemporary Art Gallery Owners from Father to Son
At 33, Mathieu Templon joined his father's company (based in Paris) by taking over the Brussels branch. Although son and father may not always agree...
The Templons: Contemporary Art Gallery Owners from Father to Son
Interviews Published on 06/19/2019
Cyrille Putman: Connected Gallery Owner
Between novels, the son of the famous interior designer Andrée Putman and ex-husband and colleague of Almine Rech has launched an online art gallery....
Cyrille Putman: Connected Gallery Owner
Pre-sale Published on 04/02/2019
Tree of Life
This pedestal table by Diego Giacometti is a tree in early spring, with branches full of sap-heavy buds. Here, no furred or feathered residents disturb...
Tree of Life
Pre-sale Published on 03/20/2019
A New Le Brun
Under the supervision of Grégoire Lacroix, the newly appointed head of the Old Master Painting and Drawing department at Aguttes, this sale on the fringe...
A New Le Brun
Pre-sale Published on 03/10/2019
Connected by Surrealism
Two great names in French publishing together in one sale: René Bertelé (1908-1973), known primarily for publishing Jacques Prévert at Point du jour...
Connected by Surrealism
Fairs Published on 03/03/2019
A Virtually Polyglot Salon du Dessin
It took a little under thirty years for the Paris fair to achieve a perfect balance between French and foreigners. Is Paris finally polyglot?
A Virtually Polyglot Salon du Dessin
Pre-sale Published on 02/01/2019
Lalique: An Unsullied Legend
Many pieces in this private British collection devoted to Lalique's work have already crossed the Channel some of them several times. Their destination...
Lalique: An Unsullied Legend
Pre-sale Published on 01/01/2019
Pushkin Seen from Java
Rather than the sidewhiskers so common in Russia at the time, it is the impressive mop of curly hair, matt complexion and blue eyes that enable this...
Pushkin Seen from Java
Pre-sale Published on 01/01/2019
On the Road Again
The catalogue opens with 17th- and 18th-century corkscrews from the "red family", which are highly prized by collectors and have elegant heart or dog...
On the Road Again
Pre-sale Published on 12/01/2018
Mexico Has its Idols
Mexico is making a bid to dominate this impressive Pre-Columbian art catalogue involving several private collections, including the miniatures of Régine...
Mexico Has its Idols
Pre-sale Published on 12/01/2018
Sparkling Auctions
With champagne (the exquisite nectar gets a sale all to itself on 27 December), wines and rare spirits (mainly from Bordeaux cellars, on the 28th and...
Sparkling Auctions
Pre-sale Published on 11/20/2018
The Millésimes of Rostropovich
The name alone is enough to cause a stir and attract Russian buyers, who are key players on the wine auction market. The famous cellist, who was stripped...
The Millésimes of Rostropovich
Pre-sale Published on 11/08/2018
A Sizeable Collection
For African and Oceanic art expert Patrick Caput, now selling the collection he shared with his wife Béatrice, what matters is not an object's size,...
A Sizeable Collection
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