Didier Rykner

Articles

  • Notre-Dame: the untruths of Archbishop Ulrich

    Can you be an archbishop and lie? Clearly, yes, as Archbishop Laurent Ulrich has just demonstrated in an interview given to the newspaper Paris Notre-Dame, which distributes the good word of... the…

    Subscriber content
  • Axel Rüger appointed Director of the Frick Collection

    Ian Wardropper’s departure as head of the Frick Collection, at the age of 73, was to have been succeeded by Xavier Salomon, the museum’s number two and a curator highly respected by his peers. So it…

    Subscriber content
  • Death of Giovanni Sarti

    Giovanni Sarti seemed indestructible. The news of his death in Naples on 18 September came as a surprise to everyone, who had not been aware that he had been unwell since the summer. He was born in…

    Subscriber content
  • Bercy protects the sell-off of châteaux

    It may be a politically uncertain time in France, but there is no denying the need to make savings. Antoine Armand, the new Minister for the Economy and Finance, and Laurent Saint-Martin, the new…

  • The poet and the rood screen

    Yesterday, Wednesday, The French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (INRAP) organised a press conference to give an update on the discoveries at Notre-Dame. La Tribune de…

  • A publication and an exhibition of Jean Daret’s drawings

    In our review of the Jean Daret retrospective, which closes on 29 September, we reported that the Musée Granet had been able to preempt nine drawings from a sale held in Béziers on 19 March 2024.…

    Subscriber content
  • Don’t blame me, blame him

    In view of the success of the petition for the conservation of Viollet-le-Duc’s stained glass windows, which has risen sharply in recent days and will certainly reach 200,000 signatories before long,…

  • A new Joseph Guichard acquired by Lyon

    In one of the news items that we devoted to this spring’s sales in Parisian galleries, we mentioned a large drawing by Joseph Guichard, The Deploration over the Dead Christ, which we wrote would come…

    Subscriber content