Alexandre Lafore

Articles

  • A post-Palissean cot for the Louvre Museum

    The sale organized by Coutau-Bégarie & Associés at the Hôtel Drouot on February 23 was not only scrutinized by the Crozatier Museum, which took away an important Auvergne Mirgin and Child: a few…

  • A Roman terracotta for the Getty Museum

    It was one of the most seductive sculptures presented in June at the last edition of the Maastricht Fair (see article): the superb terracotta Saint Jerome proposed on the stand of the Lullo…

  • The Dallas Museum of Art buys a Luca Giordano

    Sitting in the center of Galerie Colnaghi’s beautiful stand at the last edition of the Maastricht fair, this grandiose Triumph of Galatea by Luca Giordano already seemed destined to be snapped up…

  • A Virgin and Child for the Crozatier Museum

    Strategically located in the heart of the Auvergne, the Crozatier Museum in Le Puy-en-Velay, however, remains poor in medieval sculpture, despite the region’s wealth in this area. As Marie-Blanche…

  • The National Gallery of London buys its first Pechstein

    When a major museum buys a first painting by a great artist that has been missing from its collections until now, it can’t go wrong: the National Gallery has thus set its sights on the beautiful…

  • Le Beau Siècle

    It is with a cannon shot that this fascinating exhibition begins, undoubtedly the richest of the year in the field of ancient art since it is an almost exhaustive panorama of a century of…

  • A bust by Camille Claudel for Chicago

    The effigy is fascinating, transfigured by the use of a very original polychrome patina: for the great American museum, which was eagerly seeking a sculpture by Camille Claudel, this is both an…

  • Un portrait de la Renaissance offert au Metropolitan Museum of Art

    Fort curieusement, il s’agit de la première peinture sur marbre acquise par le grand musée américain, toujours plus riche en chefs-d’oeuvre : quelques semaines après l’entrée d’un superbe portrait de…

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