Didier Rykner
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The Petit Palais freely accessible without reservation throughout the summerL’obligation de réserver son entrée au Louvre, y compris pour les Amis du Louvre ou les titulaires de la gratuité, entre le 2 juillet et le 5 septembre devient de plus en plus incompréhensible au fur…
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Friends of the Louvre banned from entering the LouvreWe never would have thought we would see this one day, and even during Jean-Luc Martinez’s tenure, we hadn’t seen it.. But everything happens, and from now on Friends of the Louvre are no longer…
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A Bernini in Jouy-en-Josas?L’historien de l’art italien Maichol Clemente, spécialiste de la sculpture à Venise aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècle, vient de donner une interview au Giornale dell’Arte, journal auquel il contribue par…
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Some old master paintings and drawings for sale in LondonGenerally speaking, we only write about works offered for sale that we were able to see in person, and not just from photographs. Exceptionally, we will be writing here about the London sales without…
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L’invité de La Tribune de l’Art n°21 : Véronique MilandeCette semaine nous recevons la responsable de la Conservation des Objets d’Art Religieux et Civils de la Ville de Paris, Véronique Milande, qui nous parlera de son parcours, du rôle de ce service…
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Louis Roulin’s Self-portrait enters the Musée des Beaux-Arts de RennesThanks to the generosity of our readers, the Self-portrait for which we launched a fundraising campaign in association with the Sauvegarde de l’Art français will be acquired by the Musée des…
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A pastel by Marie-Gabrielle Capet preempted by OrléansIn perfect condition, of very high quality and, what is more, the work of a woman artist, the presumed portrait of Sophie Thuillier by Marie-Gabrielle Capet, which went up for sale last Friday at the…
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The Musée Fabre buys a painting in VirginiaAlexandre-Eugène Castelnau was a little-known painter from Montpellier who was a cousin of the more famous Frédéric Bazille. The Musée Fabre owns a number of his works, including beautifully executed…
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Baroque treasures. Painting in the Bourbonnais in the 17th centuryWhat can you do this summer in France to escape the Olympic Games, whose deleterious effect is already being felt a month before the start of the competitions ? Contrary to what you might think from…
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About Germany at the Louvre and its acquisitions policyThe recent acquisition by the Louvre’s Department of Paintings of a German picture seen at Tefaf in Maastricht on the stand of the American gallery 19C is a mystery that we have been unable to…
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