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QAD / Quartier Art Drouot
November, 21 2023January, 3 2024
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QAD / Quartier Art Drouot

THE PLACE TO BE FOR FINE ART LOVERSUntil November 25, 2023Art galleries will be celebrating their Journey of The Quartier Art Drouot with a rich and varied programme.The Quartier will be decorated with animals, plants and minerals to mark the occasion, taking you on a journey through time, different continents and colors.This year’s event will focus on the oceans and the protection of the marine environment, in partnership with the BLOOM association. Galleries will showcase a piece of artwork, with part of the proceeds going to the association.Each gallery will also be decorated with a floral creation by renowned florist...

New catalogue, The Sarah Sauvin Gallery
November, 21 2023January, 3 2024
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New catalogue, The Sarah Sauvin Gallery

Publication of the catalog ESTAMPES n°18 by the Sarah Sauvin gallery.You can either read it or download it on the website : www.sarah-sauvin.com   REMBRANDT (1606 – 1669) : rare etching counterproof of Christ Returning from Temple with His Parents (1654). Bartsch 60 ; Hind 278 ; New Hollstein 276, (only state). Printed on laid paper with a Foolscap watermark fragment. Provenance : Charles Delanglade (Lugt 660).   Jan Cornelisz. VERMEYEN (1500 – 1559) : Henri II, roi de France – 1555.Extremely rare proof of this print, of which only two other copies are known, both kept at the Rijksmuseum....

Exhibition from A to Z, The Palau Antiguitats gallery
October, 15 2023January, 4 2024
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Exhibition from A to Z, The Palau Antiguitats gallery

Exhibition from A to Z. Until November 30, 2023 The Alphabet has revolutionized our society, our culture and the way we understand the world around us. The invention of the Phoenician alphabet simplified the thousands of characters in pictographic writing down to around twenty, each representing a consonant sound.Scribes, calligraphers, artists, designers and typographers deserve our admiration, for their meticulous, detailed work on design and shapes in search of perfection and balance.Exhibition from A to Z. The letter as a means of expression, exploring the history of the alphabet and its different uses, not only utilitarian but also aesthetic and...

Charles-Élie Delprat, exhibition Terre verte, the Documents 15 gallery
July, 18 2023July, 28 2023
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Charles-Élie Delprat, exhibition Terre verte, the Documents 15 gallery

Exhibition runs until July 29, 2023. Painting – printmaking – Drawing “Charles-Élie Delprat’s Terre verte exhibition continues throughout July. If you are in Paris, let yourself be carried away by the works of this artist, who  takes us on a journey through his paintings and engravings. Travel far and wide to discover the tropical landscapes of Uganda, the arid heat of Castile in Spain and the tranquility of Rome asleep among pine trees. Let yourself be transported into the beauty of the French countryside, which never ceases to amaze us with its light and simplicity. Whether it is Cantal, Morvan,...

Anne Laval, exhibition La nature du temps qui reste, the Nathalie Béreau gallery
July, 18 2023July, 28 2023
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Anne Laval, exhibition La nature du temps qui reste, the Nathalie Béreau gallery

Exhibition runs until July 29, 2023.   “Nature of remaining time” by Anne Laval is a monographic exhibition combining sculptures, installations and drawings inspired by her feelings about the artist’s relationship with landscape and nature, which gives her the opportunity to develop her thoughts on our ways of being in the world and how to respect our environment. Her vision of nature regarding a river and its surrounding countryside, allows us to turn our thoughts on ourselves as human beings. By means of sculpture materials (metal, porcelain, fabrics….) in unusual forms (thread, fiber, gauze ….) she redraws the contours of...

Grosvenor prints, new catalogue n°129
July, 18 2023August, 2 2023
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Grosvenor prints, new catalogue n°129

Grosvenor Prints is pleased to present our Summer Solstice Listing: Catalogue 129! Highlights include: Cover: A Tigress. In the Possession of the Duke of Marlborough; to whom this place is most humbly dedicated, by his Graces most dutiful & obedient Serv,t John Dixon. G. Stubbs Pinxt. J. Dixon fecit. J. Dixon fecit. [Publish’d according to Act of Parliament, 1st Feb.y 1773. & sold by J. Boydell Cheapside, S. Hooper Ludgate Hill, T. Bradford Fleet Street, T. Burford Bridge Street Westminster, & J. Dixon Kempe’s Row, facing Ranelagh Walk (near the Whim) Chelsea. Mezzotint. Sheet 390 x 550mm (15¼ x 21¾”)....

Exhibitions Bernard Buffet, the Arenthon and the Institut galleries
June, 17 2023July, 17 2023
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Exhibitions Bernard Buffet, the Arenthon and the Institut galleries

the Arenthon gallery Buffet froid, still lifes by Bernard Buffet Exhibition from June 8, 2023 to July 22, 2023 As the season gets underway for picnics and barbecues, we invite you to the Buffet froid by Bernard to discover his latest collection of still lifes. Baskets of fruit, compote dishes, coffee pots as well as card games, Gitanes cigarettes and bottles of Suze, setting nonchalantly on a table corner that always seems to be the same. Workaholic, living in his studio, Bernard Buffet repeated the pattern over and over again. Besides, he was heavily criticized for it. Visitors would feast...

New catalogue Grosvenor Prints, n°128.
June, 13 2023July, 17 2023
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New catalogue Grosvenor Prints, n°128.

Grosvenor Prints is pleased to present our special listing for Firsts London’s rare Book Fair: Catalogue 128! Highlights include: Cover: Horatio Gates Esq.r Major General of the American Forces. London: Publish’d as the Act directs, 2nd Jan.y 1778, by John Morris.Extremely finely coloured mezzotint. 355 x 250mm (14 x 9¾”), large margins. Three-quarter length portrait of American General Horatio Gates (1728-1806) in uniform. Under Gates’ left hand is a copy of the ‘Articles of Convention between Gen.l Gates & Gen.l Burgoyne’. [Ref: 60431] £2,600.00   [10 topographical gouaches of Sicily.] T:o R:o.[n.d., c.1820.]Ten fine gouaches on card, titled in old...

New catalogue, the Paul Prouté gallery
June, 13 2023July, 17 2023
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New catalogue, the Paul Prouté gallery

The Paul Prouté gallery is pleased to announce the launch of its new online catalog no 165. Works can be viewed at the gallery.   Auguste LEPÈRE (Paris 1849 – Domme 1918) The shattered tree Pastel and charcoal on cardboard , 330 × 400 mm, signed A. Lepère lower left, on the reverse side, annotated in graphite pencil: – L’arbre fracassé / The shattered tree / pencil pastels –   Bill SCOTT ( was born in 1956 in Bryn Mawr (the United-States), he lives and works in Philadelphia). Bird’s nest, 2021. Original etching in color, aquatint, drypoint and burin in...

New arrivals, Christian Collin gallery
June, 13 2023July, 17 2023
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New arrivals, Christian Collin gallery

The gallery welcomes you on June 15, 2023 at noon to present its most current acquisitions! Armand Rassenfosse (1862 – 1934), Opera Cloak. Soft varnish, color dry point ,1895   John Godefroy (1771 – 1839), Ossian, after François Gérard (1770 – 1837), etching and burin, 1804

Tribute to Shoichi Hasegawa, the l’Estampe gallery
June, 13 2023July, 17 2023
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Tribute to Shoichi Hasegawa, the l’Estampe gallery

Artist Shoichi Hasegawa passed away in February 2023. Considered one of the major printmakers of our time, Shoichi Hasegawa, through his watercolors and engravings, has built a harmonious bridge between Japanese and Western aesthetics. The l’Estampe gallery has been exhibiting the artist for forty years, with ten exhibitions devoted to him, the last one took place in 2019, in his presence. The l’Estampe publishing house has produced over sixty editions of original prints with him since 1997. The gallery pays tribute to this world renowned artist, from April 03.

Summer exhibition, LA Gallery
May, 22 2023May, 22 2023
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Summer exhibition, LA Gallery

Summer Exhibition – HENRI MATISSE – original Prints From 1st June – 2nd of September 2023 Together with lithographs and etchings by Picasso, Chagall, Miro, Lichtenstein, Warhol, Banksy, Kusama, Kwas and many others.