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Market Trends Published on 03/23/2023
Art Price Index: Vases by Camille Fauré
His dazzling, creative pieces illustrate the renewal of Limoges enamel during the Art Deco period.
Art Price Index: Vases by Camille Fauré
Pre-sale Published on 03/09/2023
Pieter II Bruegel’s Village Lawyer? It’s in the Bag!
An early 17th century social satire still relevant today, this painting is a rediscovery. While its corpus is well-known, its size is unique.
Pieter II Bruegel’s Village Lawyer? It’s in the Bag!
Pre-sale Published on 03/02/2023
A Rediscovered Portrait of Lebrun by Géricault
The forerunner of Romanticism had his painter friend pose for The Raft of the Medusa, the masterpiece he presented at the 1819 Salon, which now can...
A Rediscovered Portrait of Lebrun by Géricault
Pre-sale Published on 02/03/2023
Sèvres: Porcelain as Animal Paintings
"Animal Scenes" is one of the major Sèvres services that made the factory famous in the first half of the 19th century. A royal gift.
Sèvres: Porcelain as Animal Paintings
Pre-sale Published on 01/27/2023
A Portrait by Picasso from the Scheler Collection
About 60 prints, paintings, drawings, books, autographs and objets d'art together with traditional African and Asian art from the collection of Lucie...
A Portrait by Picasso from the Scheler Collection
Pre-sale Published on 11/23/2022
A Masterpiece of 16th-Century European Tapestry Production
This marvel of refinement was woven in the workshops of Tournai in the early 16th century for Maximilian I. The appearance of this historic monument...
A Masterpiece of 16th-Century European Tapestry Production
Pre-sale Published on 11/17/2022
Juliette Récamier: The Art of Style
The torchère in her room carried the flame of a love for antiquity: a cause Juliette Récamier promoted through the work of Louis-Martin Berthault, who...
Juliette Récamier: The Art of Style
Pre-sale Published on 10/21/2022
Edmond Sussfeld, a Collector Conquered by the Signac Touch
Correspondence with the artist attests that this painting was acquired in 1924. It has turned up again some 60 years after its last exhibition.
Edmond Sussfeld, a Collector Conquered by the Signac Touch
Pre-sale Published on 09/30/2022
Indochina By Victor Tardieu, Lé Phô and Vu Cao Dam
For this fourteenth chapter of “Indochina, Myths and Realities 1800-1960,” the talented Tran Binh Loc is accompanied by Victor Tardieu, Mai-Thu and...
Indochina By Victor Tardieu, Lé Phô and Vu Cao Dam
Pre-sale Published on 09/17/2022
Antoine Rabany Thumbs His Nose at Art History with “Barbus Müller”
Antoine Rabany’s sculpted primitive heads have been in the news for about a hundred years. This version is the last one listed by specialist Bruno ...
Antoine Rabany Thumbs His Nose at Art History with “Barbus Müller”
Pre-sale Published on 09/15/2022
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 07/15/2022
En Route for the Mille Miglia in a Lagonda
From elegance contests to endurance races, this Lagonda excels in luxury and power.
En Route for the Mille Miglia in a Lagonda
Pre-sale Published on 07/08/2022
Foujita’s Icon: Halfway Between Sacred and Profane
The artist found his path to the avant-garde at the crossroads of the Japanese print tradition and Italian Renaissance models. A portrait.
Foujita’s Icon: Halfway Between Sacred and Profane
Pre-sale Published on 07/08/2022
An 18th-Century Parade Saddle
This sale on the theme of royalty includes some treasures for horse lovers.
An 18th-Century Parade Saddle
Lots sold Published on 07/04/2022
Mozart: A Fugue and Canons
Mozart and Messiaen headlined the final sale of scores from the Aristophil Collection.
Mozart: A Fugue and Canons
Lots sold Published on 06/27/2022
Baroque Sculptor Angelo de Rossi Remains in France
A high-relief terracotta sculpture featuring the Adoration of the Shepherds illustrates the Genoa-born baroque sculptor’s mastery.
Baroque Sculptor Angelo de Rossi Remains in France
Lots sold Published on 06/15/2022
Fired Up for Sancai Porcelain
A collection of Chinese enameled biscuit porcelain met with international success.
Fired Up for Sancai Porcelain
Lots sold Published on 06/07/2022
A Well-Designed Le Corbusier
Le Corbusier and Pierre Chapo confirm their high ranking with drawings and furniture.
A Well-Designed Le Corbusier
Lots sold Published on 05/18/2022
A Throne from China
A lavish chair carved in zitan achieved the highest bid alongside art nouveau objects.
A Throne from China
Pre-sale Published on 05/13/2022
A Kaleidoscopic Gouache by Serge Poliakoff
Shapes and colors resonate in this 1956 gouache. With a freedom that does not rule out precision, the artist makes space vibrate.
A Kaleidoscopic Gouache by Serge Poliakoff
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