Didier Rykner

Articles

  • Jean Dampt. Image Tailor

    Little known, even among specialists, the Burgundian sculptor Jean Dampt certainly deserved this courageous retrospective dedicated to him by the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon. It reveals a complete…

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  • David Hockney opposes the transport of the Bayeux Tapestry

    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…

  • Things are heating up at the Louvre (or rather not)

    While the second hearing session of the National Assembly’s Inquiry Commission on museum security took place today, the Louvre continues to sink further into problems that demonstrate, week after…

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  • Louvre: a new document to add to the security case

    The high-stakes lying game played by the director-general of the Louvre since the theft of the Crown jewels makes it difficult to know what really happened, between her sometimes contradictory…

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  • Inquiry commission: a first day already full of insights

    On 8 January, hearings began at the French National Assembly for the inquiry mission on the protection of national heritage and the security of museums. It is the Cultural Affairs Committee of the…

  • The art of passing on. The Antoine Béal collection

    Showing private collections, from museum donors, is one of the key axes of the exhibition program at the Musée des Beaux-Arts d’Orléans. After those devoted to the Motais de Narbonne and to…

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  • A pastel by Hippolyte Lazerges donated to Orléans

    It is a pastel: it therefore had its place at the Musée des Beaux-Arts d’Orléans, for which this medium is one of the acquisition priorities. It is a work by Hippolyte Lazerges: it therefore had its…

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