Among the many violent incidents that accompanied PSG’s victory in the Champions League semi-final last Wednesday, one in particular attracted considerable attention: the ransacking, on Place de la…
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At the beginning of 1917, the Bordeaux painter William Laparra was mobilised in the camouflage section. He joined the Chantilly workshop as a team leader sergeant of the 1st group of the 10th Army.…
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Veterans, wounded soldiers, and sick servicemen who were treated at the Hôtel des Invalides — founded in 1670 — had before their eyes battles in which a number of them had taken part: one of the four…
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Led for almost a year by an 18th-century specialist, the Montpellier institution could only continue to take an interest in the Age of Enlightenment, and has logically been able to acquire two new…
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Luisa Roldán, her real name — would deserve a place in French public collections; one recalls, moreover, a missed opportunity in 2017 with The Entombment, which left the country and was ultimately…
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Le nouveau maire de Paris, Emmanuel Grégoire, a donc 36 adjoints, pas un de moins. Chacun s’est vu affecté plusieurs sujets. Il y a, la liste n’est qu’indicative, un adjoint à la vie nocturne, un…
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IIt usually takes at least three months for the minister for culture to fall out with La Tribune de l’Art. This time, it has already happened, so time is saved. Let us be fair, however. If Catherine…
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« You declared before us, on 22 October last, I quote : “I did not rule in favour of one priority rather than another, I made security an absolute emergency”. The IGAC and the MISSA, in their…
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We recently wrote that the public body responsible for Notre-Dame no longer had any reason to exist, the restorations to come having no connection whatsoever with the fire. The Minister of Culture…
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Even dubious developers, who most often wait for the two-month period for legal challenges to expire before beginning their work, show more decency than the French President of the Republic.…
One year before the next presidential election and the departure of Emmanuel Macron, he is not refraining from any action likely to harm our heritage. The announcement of the authorization of works…
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David Hockney is considered one of the greatest living painters. And he is English, which makes his voice all the more valuable when he speaks about the Bayeux Tapestry, as he did last Wednesday in…
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The relocation of the Bayeux Tapestry to London will therefore be insured by the United Kingdom for the sum of £800 million, the equivalent of €917 million, almost one billion. This amount, revealed…
Many masterpieces are not in this exhibition... And that does not matter. It must be said that the subject inevitably evokes famous paintings: the “figures seen from behind”, those Romantic figures…
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In the absence of a homeland, he had a house, which he furnished with meticulous frenzy and a heap of eclectic objects. Victor Hugo — the poet, novelist, playwright, politician — was also a…
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The Musée Condé had already widely published its rich collection of old drawings. Notably remaining were the sheets of the Seicento, which until now had never been shown in their entirety, even if…
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Éric Coatalem has now accustomed us to staging in his gallery on the Faubourg Saint-Honoré monographic exhibitions devoted to great masters of the eighteenth century. After Hubert Robert, Fragonard,…
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Cela faisait quinze ans que le Musée Bonnat (aujourd’hui appelé Bonnat-Helleu) était fermé, au point que l’on désespérait un peu. Et le miracle est arrivé : non seulement le Musée vient de rouvrir,…
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We were very concerned about the works carried out at the Musée de la Vie Romantique, which reopened its doors two months ago. It turns out that the result is rather satisfactory, even if it could…
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Emmanuel Macron had promised it, and for once here is a promise he will keep. In reality, this is hardly surprising: once again, it concerns attacking French heritage, which is one of his great…
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One could hardly imagine a better setting for such an exhibition: Maison Hannon is indeed an ideal place in which to evoke Belgian Symbolism, the building erected in 1904 by Jules Brunfaut for…
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Pour cette nouvelle émission de L’invité de La Tribune de l’Art, nous recevons Éric Pagliano venu nous parler de son livre « L’Art du dessin. Les processus de création », paru chez Mazenod. Nous…
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Pour cette nouvelle émission de L’invité de La Tribune de l’Art, nous recevions Adrien Goetz venu nous parler de son livre «Mes musées en liberté», paru chez Grasset. Si nous nous sommes rejoint sur…
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Vincent Pruchnicki est depuis deux ans responsable des musées de Pontoise et en charge du service Patrimoine de la ville. Il nous parle, comme à chaque fois pour nos invités, de la manière dont il…
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Marchand de tableau à Paris, spécialisé dans les XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles français, Éric Coatalem est un des acteurs majeurs du marché de l’art français. Il organise également chaque année une…
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L’exposition «Geoffroy Dumonstier, une extravagante Renaissance» a lieu aux Archives départementales de Seine-Maritime. Nous avons publié un article à ce propos ici. Nous recevons pour cette…
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Cette semaine nous recevons Damien Dumarquez, propriétaire, avec Raphël Aracil de Dauksza, de la galerie La Nouvelle Athènes, au 22 rue Chaptal. Ouverte depuis plus de dix ans, cette galerie propose…
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