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In the history of French furniture of the XXᵉ century, André Arbus (1903-1969) occupies a singular and subtle place.
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Eastern art, which stretches from the Indian subcontinent to China, Japan, Central Asia and beyond, is about more than aesthetic beauty.
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Nestled in the heart of the legendary Saint-Ouen flea market, just north of central Paris, the Marché Biron has been attracting celebrities since its opening in 1925, from bohemians and artists to fashion icons, interior designers and even gourmets.
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French classical art is often associated with rationality, order and technical mastery, the hallmarks of the spirit of the Enlightenment that shaped much of Europe.
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Museums have always been places of discovery, where objects, histories and cultures come together to broaden our understanding of the world
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Among the great names that have shaped the history of European design, Henri Van de Velde (1863-1957) occupies a singular place. Painter, architect, decorator and theorist
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In the refined world of Art Deco, marked by the search for a balance between modernity and craftsmanship, Jean Després (1889-1980) established himself as one of the most emblematic goldsmiths and jewellers of the XXᵉ century.
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At the beginning of the 20th century, an artistic revolution was quietly brewing in the cobbled streets and smoke-filled cafés of Paris. The French capital, already the undisputed cultural heart of Europe
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From resplendent desert landscapes to richly decorated harems, the French Orientalist movement exerted both a visual fascination and a political mirror.
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At the end of the XIXᵉ century, France was the scene of an unprecedented artistic effervescence, marked by the rise of Art Nouveau. Among the artists who gave this movement its letters of nobility, the name of Pierre-Adrien Dalpayrat (1844-1910) occupies a singular place.
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