30 October - 1 December 2019
We invite you to discover at the gallery our new hanging !
17 October - 21 October 2019
One of the major events during the Parisian Art Week.
6 June - 6 July 2019
Our exhibition will showcase unseen inks and watercolors from different periods as well as some oils executed by Dora Maar in her house in Ménerbes and her Parisian apartment.
26 January - 3 February 2019
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First event of the year !
In Brussels, at Tour & Taxis : STAND 77c
18 October - 22 October 2018
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Our first Parisian meeting of the season !
STAND 215 B
7 June - 16 June 2018
CARRE RIVE GAUCHE
4 May - 8 April 2018
21 March - 26 March 2018
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Come and join us in Paris, Palais Brongniart, Place de la Bourse
STAND 32
27 January - 4 February 2018
Created in 1956, the Brussels Art Fair is one of the oldest and also one of the most prestigious art fairs in the world.
19 October - 23 October 2017
7 September - 16 September 2017
Les 110 antiquaires et galeristes du Carré Rive Gauche vous invitent à flâner à travers 7 000 ans d’arts décoratifs !
21 March - 27 March 2017
26th edition of the Salon du dessin
Palais Brongniart - PARIS
This year, the Salon du Dessin, will feature 39 prestigious galleries specialising in Old Masters, Modern and Contemporary drawings.
More than 1000 drawings will be showcased in the prestigious Palais Brongniart. A must-attend event for art lovers!
21 January - 29 January 2017
21-29 JANUARY, 2017
The Brafa Art Fair, created in 1956, is one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious art fairs, famous for the high quality fine art, antiques, modern and contemporary art and design it offers. Brafa takes place during the last ten days of January. The first major art event of the year.
20 October - 23 October 2016
Place
Pavilions, avenue des Champs-Élysées, Paris 8e from place Clemenceau to place de la Concorde
Opening hours
Every day from Thursday October 20th to Monday 24th, 2016
11 AM to 8 PM, excepted Monday, closed at 6 PM
In preview opened only to press and professionals by invitation only:
Trade afternoon for professionals, Wednesday October 19th, 2 PM to 6 PM
Vernissage Wednesday October 19th , 6 PM to 10 PM
31 May - 4 June 2016
For his exhibition "Femme (s)", whose opening is scheduled May 31, 2016 from 18h to 22h, the combination of antique and art galleries seventh district will focus
fully and unconditionally to women, their complexity and multiplicity.
31 March - 3 April 2016
Founding event for the international fans and collectors of Art and Design, PAD PARIS reinvents the past 20 years the firm amateur and eclecticism, discerning aesthetic and plastic aspirations of his time to provide an intimate setting for those who through heritage and passion, elected the Decorative Arts and Design as the heart of their collection.
3 June - 7 June 2015
Carre Rive Gauche
vernissage Tuesday 2, june 2015
As André Malraux wrote "the art world is not that of immortality, it is that of the metamorphosis." Thus, the new team in charge of the association of the Carré Rive Gauche chaired by Alexander Piatti, has chosen to organize the 38th edition of the Spring event around the theme of "Metamorphoses"!
On this occasion, the antique shops and art galleries will honor the excellence of artists and artisans who through their creative power and their manual talent, transform the most common things and the simplest into works of art. Technical Metamorphoses, sand glass, kaolin ceramics; metamorphoses of clever little table at the desk, the secretary to the washstand; metamorphoses in homage to Ovid; metaphoric metamorphosis orchestrated by Dali ... The "Metamorphoses" Carré Rive Gauche will have something to surprise the audience.
20 September - 5 October 2013
Through these "drawings of times," Joel Kermarrec us into her world of art, cultural and philosophical. This universe, rich, complex and enigmatic, is characterized by an ambivalent intertextuality. "Hypnos" god of sleep, "Epimetheus" creator animals on earth (unreasonable brother of Prometheus) and "Angel" messenger are they really the protagonists of this exhibition or just metaphors referring to the artist's obsessions ?
