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Spotlight on Carl Moser, Galerie bei der Oper

Spotlight on Carl Moser, Galerie bei der Oper

In September, the Galerie bei der Oper presented the exhibition “A Tyrolean Artist in Brittany” at the Salon des Livres Rares et Arts Graphiques in Paris. This provided the gallery with an opportunity to spotlight this artist: “The work of Carl Moser (1873–1939) is an essential contribution to the history of woodcut printing in Europe. Born in South Tyrol, Moser attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich before moving to Paris in 1901, where he studied at the Académie Julien. It was there that he became acquainted with the pictorial language of French painting, influenced by Japonism. During the...

5.5% VAT for the French market

5.5% VAT for the French market

The French art market will continue to benefit from a reduced VAT rate S. Dum. / Les Echos First Antique dealers, gallery owners, auction houses, and artists will continue to benefit from a 5.5% VAT rate after 2025, according to our sources. However, they will no longer be taxed solely on their margins in the event of a resale. The French art market can breathe a sigh of relief. The fiscal upheaval that threatened its current momentum will not materialize. At the very least, the impact will be far less severe than French artists, antique dealers, art dealers, and auction...

Charles-Élie Delprat, exhibition Terre verte, the Documents 15 gallery

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

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

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”)....

Mario Avati Engraving Prize

Mario Avati Engraving Prize

Until 27th of July! The Académie des beaux-arts launched the Mario Avati Engraving Prize – Académie des beaux-arts 2023 – last June. Only a few days left to participate ! The winner will be awarded a cash prize equivalent in value to US $ 40,000. The Prize rewards the work of an established artist of any nationality using traditional printmaking techniques such as intaglio, woodcut, lithography, serigraphy and monotype and gives rise to an exhibition of the winner’s works at the Palais de l’Institut de France. The competition takes place in two stages: submission of an online application by July...