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The Martynoff Gallery went to the Morozov exhibition to share with you its passion for modern European art.
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The desk was commissioned by Louis XIV and made by the cabinetmaker Alexandre-Jean Oppenordt in 1685 for the Petit Cabinet du roi in Versailles (now Louis XVI's bathing room) located behind the Hall of Mirrors.
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Beautiful Paris in the Middle Ages discovered by two swallows. We discover Paris at the end of the Middle Ages with its life and its noise before this beautiful period of the Renaissance.
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The Eternal Spring also called Zephyr and Earth or Love and Psyche is probably one of the most emblematic representations of passionate love.
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Design is in the spotlight at the sale of the furniture of the "glass house" designed by Pierre Chareau (1883 - 1950).
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Galerie Martynoff Paris is pleased to welcome you on the occasion of the annual
of the Paris Saint-Ouen Flea Market on Thursday, October 7, 2021 starting at 7pm.
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Jean Dunand, famous decorator of the 1920s and 1930s.
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Vasarely in black and white, return on his Bi-Forme work at the Centre Pompidou
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The Saint-Denis Basilica during the Revolution and the creation of the French Monuments MuseumHubert Robert, The Violation of the Cellars of the Kings in the Basilica of Saint-Denis in October 1793, ca. 1793, oil on canvas, 54 x 64cm, Musée Carnavalet, Paris © Wikimedia CommonsWith the Revolution, many symbols of the Ancien Régime were destroyed, such as the royal tombs at Saint-Denis. This vandalism would later contribute to the awareness of the importance of historical heritage and the need for its conservation, which was a prerequisite for the creation of the first museums.
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The fashion photographs of Robert-Jean Chapuis (1929-2010) at Galerie MartynoffBorn in Lyon in 1929, Robert-Jean Chapuis is a French photographer, designer and sculptor. Known for his rigor and his requirement, he will carry throughout his career a great importance to the lines and the volumes which coexist and intermingle in elegant and purified compositions in order to give an account of the terrestrial and human reality.
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