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Sequana auction house, in Rouen, in collaboration with our experts specialized in free valuation and free appraisal will sell at auction a French Regence style walnut carved and parquetry pedestal. Sunday 31st May in Rouen.
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Sequana auction house, in Rouen, in collaboration with our experts specialized in free valuation and free appraisal will sell at auction a French Louis XVI period giltwood barometer thermometer. Sunday 31st May in Rouen.
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Sequana auction house, in Rouen, in collaboration with our experts specialized in free valuation and free appraisal will sell at auction a French Louis XV style parquetry bureau plat from the Hotel de la Poste in Rouen. Sunday 31st May in Rouen.
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Sequana auction house, in Rouen, in collaboration with our experts specialized in free valuation and free appraisal will sell at auction a French Louis XIV style Boulle marquetry clock. Sunday 31st May in Rouen.
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Sequana auction house, in Rouen, in collaboration with our experts specialized in free valuation and free appraisal will sell at auction a French Louis XVI period mahogany game table including a backgammon tray. Sunday 31st May in Rouen.
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Sequana auction house, in Rouen, in collaboration with our experts specialized in free valuation and free appraisal will sell at auction a French 17th century style armillary sphere en wood and printed paper. Sunday 31st May in Rouen.
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Sequana auction house, in Rouen, in collaboration with our experts specialized in free valuation and free appraisal will sell at auction a French Regence period kingwood parquetry box, Sunday 31st May in Rouen.
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Roberto Matta-Echaurren (1911-2002) said Matta is one of the leading painters of the surrealist movement. His production was exceptional in the link he established between his paintings, his personal history and history.
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From 86 to 16 000 euros for a Gallé lamp, what a gap ! Our fine arts specialists try to give you some advice on what to look at before to purchase some Gallé work of art.
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From £200 to £120 000, the prices of his works are vary wide. Major player in the Figuration Libre of the 1980s, Combas is always an artist popular of the French contemporary art market.
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On désigne par
bronze animalier une sculpture en bronze dont le sujet principal est un animal.
Le premier âge d’or du bronze animalier date de la première moitié du XIXème siècle.
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Carlo Bugatti (1856-1940) is a leading furniture designer, of Italian origin, active in the 1900s whose fame is now overshadowed by those of his two sons, Rembrandt, sculptor, and Ettore creator of the famous eponymous car brand.
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Cartier, the name evokes, for each of us, luxury, jewelry, gold, precious stones and watches. More than the story of a personality, Cartier is a family in which four successive generations perpetuated and expanded the art of jewelry and watches.
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King of the auctions, Felix Ziem remains a relatively unknown artist to
the public. He knew a quick notoriety and unusual fact: one of his
paintings enters in the Louvre during his lifetime.
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Picasso is currently recognized as one of the greatest artists of all time for both his graphic work, particularly his paintings (he holds the world record for most expensive painting sold at auction in the world) and for his sculptures. But he was also interested in ceramics in the period after the war.
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Of all the major sculptors of his time, Charles Cordier (1827-1905) is certainly one whose style and art stand out the most.
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Zao Wou-Ki, one of the greatest French-Chinese painters of the second half of the twentieth century, died a few weeks ago at the age of 92.
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At the dawn of the 20s, the production of Limoges enamels, fallen into abeyance in the late nineteenth century, is experiencing a new boom in the person of Camille Faure (1874-1956). Brilliant entrepreneur, he was able to grab spirit of the times in its active workshops from 1920 to 1980.
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Auguste Rodin (1840-1917) is probably the most famous French
sculptors of the second half of the nineteenth century and early
twentieth century. His eponymous museum deals with the highlighting
and protection of his work.
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Jean-Baptiste Olive (1848-1936) was a French painter of the second
half of the nineteenth century and early twentieth specializing in
landscape and marine frequently representing his native Provence.
Unknown to the general public, it is celebrated on the Cote d'Azur, and in
particular in Marseilles he painted many times for his pictures full of
sunshine and light.
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