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Art & Art Market

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Monnoyer and the Love of Flowers During the Reign of Louis XIV

Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer was the leading flower painter during the Louis XIV period. Profusion and diversity reign over his charming Baroque compositions. Paintings of flowers became all the rage in Northern Europe in the 16th century, but the trend did not reach France until later. Starting with...

In Arles, Vincent van Gogh’s Late Paintings Are Reimagined by Laura Owens

At the Fondation Vincent van Gogh Arles, the American artist Laura Owens has created an immersive environment that showcases seven works by Vincent van Gogh made at the end of his life in and around Arles. “Laura Owens & Vincent van Gogh” is simultaneously sparse and visually overwhelming. The...

The Château de Trévarez: A Magnificent Soul

In the heart of Finistère, in Brittany, the Château de Trévarez is a fine reminder of the Belle Époque, though one scarred by World War II. Built by French politician and diplomat James de Kerjégu, this enchanting place is slowly rising from its ashes. Whether emerging as though by magic from the...

Director of the Rencontres de la Photo d'Arles, Christoph Wiesner, Seeks a Mix of Renewal and Loyalty

The new director of the Rencontres Internationales de la Photo d'Arles is focusing his first edition on highly topical subjects including questions of identity, with the accent on a multifaceted view of photography as a medium. How did the transition between directors take place after 2020, when...

Market: France Salvages Something from 2020

France has done fairly well despite the global decline in public sales. In its assessment, the Conseil des Ventes (French Sales Council) focuses on the positive side—but also on the uncertainties. It is time to take stock: is the glass half empty or half full? As the CVV (France's Voluntary Sales...

Art Market Overview: Peter Doig

Scottish superstar Peter Doig placed 75th in Art Price 2020’s overall rankings. His prices have remained stable despite Covid. The health crisis has not affected Peter Doig, who once placed 22nd and second (2017) in the contemporary artist rankings. Of course, the movement of his works has...

Go Monaco! MAW and Artmonte-Carlo Coincide

Originally set for April 30 to May 3, Monaco Art Week (MAW) is taking place from July 13 to 18, overlapping with artmonte-carlo, which will be at the Grimaldi Forum from July 15 to 17. Since 2018, Monaco Art Week, which associates galleries and auction houses in the Condamine, Monte Carlo and...

When Glass Becomes Sculpture

Carved from rock crystal, this shell-shaped cup with a bird on the handle illustrates the art of glassmaking in the 16th century: a technique in which the Italians excelled. After Byzantium fell in 1204, Venice  took over oriental glassmaking techniques and became the main production...

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. “A collection of this magnitude hasn’t appeared at auction in over 30 years. That’s exceptional,” says Patrice Biget, the expert of the sale led at Drouot by Benoît Derouineau of the Daguerre auction...

Mementos of the Yusupovs: A Major Dynasty of Collectors

This final sale features a hundred paintings, objet d'art, photographs, books and furniture from the Parisian home of Prince Felix and his wife Irina. More than their estimates, the history of these objects is what will appeal to lovers of royal or princely family mementos. Thanks to numerous...
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