Didier Rykner
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Liège: hide these sculptures from sightA petition - which is beginning to be widely quoted in the Belgian media (see for example this report on RTL Info) - has just been launched to protest against the presence on a building in the rue…
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A legal action by associations against the denaturing of the Pavillon des SourcesNous avons abondamment parlé, sur La Tribune de l’Art, du scandale de l’Institut Curie, qui a démoli un bâtiment Art déco, et qui s’apprêtait à faire la même chose pour le pavillon des Sources de…
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A painting by Todeschini acquired by OrléansLombard painting, particularly in the second half of the 17th century and the first half of the 18-th century, was marked by a strong naturalist movement, to which a large number of artists belonged.…
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A medieval chest claimed by the Ministry of CultureEn 1975, un coffre classé monument historique, datant du XIIIe siècle selon la fiche de la base Palissy, était volé dans l’église Saint-Loup du village du même nom, dans le Loir-et- Cher. L’œuvre…
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Making stones speak. Medieval sculptures at Notre-DameNotre-Dame is in the news, sometimes for the worse with Emmanuel Macron’s plan to remove Viollet-le-Duc’s stained glass windows and also for the better: the reopening of the cathedral, first of all,…
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Guillon Lethière, "born in Guadeloupe"Born in Guadeloupe (it’s in the title of the exhibition) in 1760, the natural son of Pierre Guillon, a plantation owner, and a mixed-race mother who had been born a slave but had been freed. It is…
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François Chifflart the unsubmissiveWith the François Chifflart exhibition, the Maison de Victor Hugo continues a fascinating series devoted to artists associated with the poet. Following on from François-Auguste Biard, a retrospective…
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Notre-Dame: Claire Tabouret chosen to challenge the heritage codeThe artistic committee set up to replace Viollet-le-Duc’s stained glass windows has reached a decision. And as we explained in a recent article, the decision was not an enthusiastic one, because…
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Ribera. Darkness and lightThis Ribera exhibition at the Petit Palais is a real event, since for the first time a retrospective devoted to this artist - the first in France, in fact - finally makes it possible to compare his…
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The Ministry of Culture needs continuityAt a time when everyone is anxiously awaiting the appointment of a new Franch Prime Minister and therefore a new government, La Tribune de l’Art is obviously primarily interested in the Ministry of…
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