Didier Rykner
Articles
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VAT on imported works of art: French suicide
The import tax can be understood as soon as it regulates the imports of goods that a country (or a set of countries governed by a common market) uses, from other countries, and that weigh on its…
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Bernini, Raphael and (very) artificial intelligence
For the past few weeks, the phrase "artificial intelligence" has been on everyone’s lips. This is due in part to the release of ChatGPT, a "conversational robot" that is supposed to be able to…
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Exhibition, restoration, lay out, acquisition... News from the Girodet Museum
After the dramatic floods of 2016, the Musée Girodet had reopened, but the collections were still being restored, so not everything could be displayed yet. The situation continues to improve and…
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L’invité de La Tribune de l’Art n° 7 - 17/2/23 : Jérôme Tomaselli
Jérôme Tomaselli is a passionate and fascinating collector, an art bulimic who has assembled an impressive collection of paintings and drawings from Lyon (but not only) from all periods and who has…
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Two restorations for the Jean Bardin exhibition in Orléans
The few reservations we had about Jean Bardin’s large church paintings seemed to make some people think that this called into question both the painter’s interest and that of the exhibition. This…
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Sylvain Maillard stronger than Anne Hidalgo
Since her election in 2014, Anne Hidalgo and her team have been ravaging Paris. We have devoted countless articles to the state of this city, its heritage, its urban planning and its roads. We…
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A painting by Scheffer acquired by Montargis
The Girodet Museum in Montargis has acquired from the Galerie Talabardon & Gautier a painting by Ary Scheffer representing The Farewells of Girodet to his workshop. There were many accounts…
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The Cité du Vitrail in Troyes: a disappointment equal to the expectations
We had been waiting for this for a long time, and an excellent exhibition we had been able to visit during the prefiguration phase gave us hope that the project would finally allow the creation…
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Trésors nationaux : le raisonnement mesquin de l’État
Le don par LVMH du canotier de Gustave Caillebotte au Musée d’Orsay est un très beau geste qui mérite d’être salué en dépit de la chasse aux riches que certains aimeraient mener. La France est…
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Les musées de Strasbourg rouvrent six jours sur sept, d’autres ont fermé jusqu’au printemps
En septembre dernier, les Musées de Strasbourg avaient diminué leurs horaires et journées d’ouverture. Devant les nombreuses protestations que cette décision avait occasionnées, la mairie avait…
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