Didier Rykner

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  • Melozzo da Forli in Loreto

    The Basilica of Loreto is certainly one of the major religious buildings to see in the Marche region. It houses the House of Nazareth, which legend says was transported by angels from the Holy Land…

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  • The dire state of Paris fountains, eight years on

    During the summer of 2017, we published a report on the functioning of ornamental fountains in Paris. At the time, we found that 56% of them were not flowing. We went back to see each of them in June…

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  • Caravaggio is stronger than soup

    The painting by Caravaggio from the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Rouen, The Flagellation of Christ, which had been placed behind glass so it could be sent to exhibitions, has finally been freed from this…

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  • Monaco and the Napoleons: intertwined destinies

    L’exposition, trop courte - un mois et demi seulement ! - organisée par le Forum Grimaldi à Monaco est indiscutablement magnifique par la qualité des objets qu’elle présente et sa muséographie…

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  • Trouville is my own America

    “Charles Mozin was the painter of Trouville, just as Le Poittevin was the painter of Étretat.” That is what we wrote in 2020 about the Eugène Le Poittevin retrospective at the Musée des Pêcheries in…

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  • Bourges strips Jacques Cœur

    We learned from the mayor of the city of Bourges, Yann Galut himself, proudly posting on his Facebook page, that “The statue of Jacques Cœur has regained its former glory”, that this “very beautiful…

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  • A petition to save the Bayeux Tapestry

    La Tribune de l’Art is an online journal dedicated to art history and heritage. It is not in the habit of launching multiple petitions. But it is also a media outlet committed to the defense of…

  • Bayeux tapestry: let’s listen to the restorers

    “We found the best experts in the world to explain in detail why it was absolutely impossible to lend this work. And, believe me, we found them, and, believe me, we could have found them again.”