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Christophe Dorny

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Pre-sale Published on 11/10/2023
Claude Monet: An Invitation to Giverny in 1886...
A landscape with willows painted shortly after the master moved to Giverny is shortly coming up at auction. The painting with its iridescent light has...
Claude Monet: An Invitation to Giverny in 1886...
Exhibitions Published on 10/27/2023
The Library of Versailles: Rare Books, Precious Bindings and Amazing Fakes
The treasures of the Central Library of Versailles are on display in the elegant reception galleries of the former French Ministry of Foreign Affairs...
The Library of Versailles: Rare Books, Precious Bindings and Amazing Fakes
Pre-sale Published on 08/31/2022
The Coigny Château: From the Franquetots to the Talleyrands
Illustrious families have succeeded each other at the Franquenot Chateau, an imposing yet understated residence in the département of La Manche. A new...
The Coigny Château: From the Franquetots to the Talleyrands
Pre-sale Published on 03/24/2022
The Aristophil Collection: An Immersion Into the Creative Lives of Authors and Artists
The next two sales of autographs from the Aristophil Collection include a few items that have never come up for auction before, but also a collection...
The Aristophil Collection: An Immersion Into the Creative Lives of Authors and Artists
Pre-sale Published on 02/25/2022
The Holy and Intimate Hours of the Middle Ages
Three unpublished illuminated books of hours that belonged to the same family for nearly three hundred years provide an opportunity to examine the art...
The Holy and Intimate Hours of the Middle Ages
Pre-sale Published on 12/08/2021
The Aristophil Sales Showcase New Manuscript Treasures
Two end-of-year sales focus on literature and music, including many rarities and two outstanding groups.
The Aristophil Sales Showcase New Manuscript Treasures
Fairs Published on 09/15/2021
An International Rare Book Fair: Beautiful Books on the Champ-de-Mars, in Paris
In association with objets d’art experts, the 33rd Paris Rare Book Fair promises to whet our curiosity—a welcome antidote to the ongoing health cri...
An International Rare Book Fair: Beautiful Books on the Champ-de-Mars, in Paris
Pre-sale Published on 07/06/2021
On the Road with André Becker’s Carriage Collection
The auction of André Becker’s carriage collection is a major event in a highly specialized market.
On the Road with André Becker’s Carriage Collection
Fairs Published on 09/10/2020
The Booksellers' Paradise at the Grand Palais
Rescheduled because of the pandemic, the 32nd International Rare Book and Autograph Fair is opening at the Grand Palais on 18 September. Overview and...
The Booksellers' Paradise at the Grand Palais
Cultural Heritage Published on 05/14/2020
The Villa Majorelle: Totally Art Nouveau
The amazing Villa Majorelle in Nancy stands at the crossroads between the arts and industry. Restored and refurnished, it is now open to the public...
The Villa Majorelle: Totally Art Nouveau
Interviews Published on 01/01/2019
Four Questions for Alexis Pentcheff
The young Marseille gallery Alexis Pentcheff has succeeded in forging a name beyond this country's borders. Four questions for its owner on the tenth...
Four Questions for Alexis Pentcheff
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