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Galleries Miranda & Baudoin Lebon: an autumn collaboration
September, 19 2024September, 26 2024

Galleries Miranda & Baudoin Lebon: an autumn collaboration

From September until the end of December 2024, the Miranda gallery will host Baudoin Lebon as a guest gallery in its premises at 21 rue du Château d’Eau, in the 10th arrondissement of Paris. For one season, the two galleries will embrace joint representation and will be sharing the same premises, providing an opportunity to bring together the two gallery owners’ collections and their respective approaches, each renowned for their eclectic choices and their defence of strong signatures, united by their ties to Australia. September 5 – October 5, 2024 Mathieu Bernard-Reymond + Chloe Sells For the first part of...

Emanuel von Baeyer new online exhibition: Materials for Reasoning, Neil Gall
July, 26 2024September, 19 2024

Emanuel von Baeyer new online exhibition: Materials for Reasoning, Neil Gall

Emanuel von Baeyer Cabinet presents a new publication of lithographs by Neil Gall (b.1967 in Aberdeen). Materials for Reasoning, 2023. Eight lithographs on Soft Somerset White, each printed in a black and a colour version. An edition of 15 in black, with 3 hand coloured by the artist. Each signed and dated. Size of sheet: 38.3 x 28.6 cm. Published by: Emanuel von Baeyer London 2023. Single prints and hand-coloured versions available or a complete boxed set. Online exhibition here: https://www.evbaeyer-cabinet.com/ Neil Gall, born 1967 in Aberdeen. Dob, 2023. Lithograph in black on Soft Somerset White. Size of sheet: 38.3...

Recent acquisition: Henri Rivière, Pia Gallo
July, 26 2024September, 19 2024

Recent acquisition: Henri Rivière, Pia Gallo

To be discovered at the gallery Pia Gallo in New-York ! By appointment HENRI RIVIÈRE (French, Paris 1864-1951 Paris) La Pointe du Décollé, Saint-Briac from Paysages Bretons, 1892, 1914 Woodcut in colors from 10 blocks, made in 1892 then printed in an edition of 20 in 1914, on Japanese paper. Signed in pencil, lower left. Image: 225 x 350 mm; sheet: 352 x 524 mm. Reference: Sueur-Hermel, Henri Rivière, Entre impressionnisme et japonisme, BNF, 2016. p.84 Planche 8 bis Provenance: Samuel Josefowitz, Pully.

Bernard Buffet exhibition, the Saphir gallery, Dinard
July, 26 2024September, 19 2024

Bernard Buffet exhibition, the Saphir gallery, Dinard

Francine Szapiro will be delighted to welcome you to the opening of the exhibition “Homme libre, Toujours tu chériras la Mer/Free man, you will always cherish the sea!” By Bernard Buffet Sunday, August 4, 2024 from 6 to 9 pm. EXHIBITION UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15, 2024 THE SAPHIR GALLERY in Dinard contact@galeriesaphir.com / You need to RSVP ( respond if you please) for the opening cocktail. Lecture by the art historian Delphine Durand: Bernard Buffet / Charles Baudelaire An intense meeting Tuesday, August 13 at 6 p.m.

Sara Fratini, Le Coin des Arts gallery
July, 26 2024September, 19 2024

Sara Fratini, Le Coin des Arts gallery

The Coin des Arts gallery (6, rue de l’Echaudé and 53, rue de Turenne) will be closed for the summer period from August 4 to 26 inclusive. We will reopen our doors on Tuesday August 27. For the summer season, we invite you to discover the virtual exhibition featuring Sara Fratini’s latest unique works in two series, “Errances and Perturbations”, linking chaos to the emergence of light and color. For this gallery premiere, join us on our website www.lecoindesarts.com, until August 31, 2024. Sara Fratini Disruptions or disasters foretold, I-II (Diptych ) Colored pastels and pigments on Arches paper, ,...

Catalogue n°138, Grosvenor Prints
July, 26 2024September, 19 2024

Catalogue n°138, Grosvenor Prints

Grosvenor Prints is pleased to present our summer selection: Catalogue 138!   Cover: [George Frideric Handel, Johann Sebastian Bach, Giuseppe Tartini, Johann Joachim Quantz, Christoph Gluck and Niccolò Jommelli.]  [n.d., c.1780.] Extremely fine & rare mezzotint. Sheet 240 x 245mm (9½ x 9¾”). Framed loosely. Trimmed into image, losing all inscriptions, laid on card. A satirical portrait, with Tartini playing the violin, Quanz the flute and Gluck plating the harpsicord. The others sing. The figures are identified from a German engraved version of the scene in the Gerald Coke Handel Collection, Foundling Museum, Accession no 5559. [Ref: 62576]   £1,350.00 S.t James’s...