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Jean Carriès enters the Wadsworth Atheneum

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4/9/25 - Acquisition - Hartford, The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art - It was already thirty years ago: (the late) Louvre des Antiquaires brought to light Charles Auzoux, a jurist, collector close to many artists and especially to the great sculptors of his time [1]. Companion, executor and even adviser to widows, heirs and rights-holders, he occupied a unique position alongside all these great names and thus built up an exceptional collection, piously preserved by his descendants. In Paris, Artcurial auctioned off a fine group of objects from the Auzoux collection in spring 2022 (see the news item of 22/3/22) and the Petit Palais seized the opportunity, pre-empting four lots (see the news item of 24/5/22), including Le Callot, which had until then been absent from its — already very…

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