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Peter Beard
Published : January, 21 2014
 
An author who determines his life Karen Blixen 

 

It is the reading of Out ​​of Africa at 17 that comes radically overturn the lives of Peter Beard. He falls deeply love with Africa.

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French bonheur du jour
Published : January, 13 2014
 
 
 
The Standard chair by Jean Prouvé
Published : October, 17 2013
 
The blacksmith turned designer ...

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Gold-inlaid tortoiseshell works of art
Published : December, 09 2013
 
 
 
An Eyema Byeri at auction
Published : December, 03 2013
 
On Saturday 07 December 2013 the auction room of Alençon (Orne) will sell an Eyema Byeri from the Fang of the first half of the twentieth century

 

The Fang tribe

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French Imperial silver ware at auction
Published : November, 25 2013
 
Sunday 1st December at Saint-Cloud, master Guillaume Le Floc'h auctioneer will sell jewelry, watches, fashion items especially Hermes and many silverware lots.

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Sam Szafran
Published : November, 19 2013
 
Back on the secret and unusual artist which was recently celebrated in a retrospective at the Gianadda foundation in Switzerland.

 

Sam Szafran is the pseudonym of Samuel Berger, born in Paris in 1934

French painter, draftsman, pastel and engraver.

 

Fear as a starting point ...

 

This son of Polish Jewish immigrants from childhood is tossed between the strict traditions of his family and the busy streets of Les Halles. It is said that the death of his father, the artist would have been given the severe tutelage of his uncle, who would one day pretending to rush into the pit of the stairs. As an outlet to escape the trauma of this event, Sam Szafram will therefore put staircase at the heart of his work.

 

Expert tableau contemporain - art contemporain Paris, Lyon, Lille, Bordeaux, Aix en Provence

 

A work that reflects the soul...

 

Turning staircases, spiral staircases, wave, defying the laws of perspective.

 

Deformation of the angles, foreshortening of perspective... Sam Szafran combines on the same plane different perspectives on plunged and cons-diving.

 

Monumental stairs open onto the empty, on windows, or blind walls, developing a logical of vertigo. Suspended in space by a thread, they actually lead into the depths of the soul and the painful memories of the artist's childhood.

 

An artist "forbidden"

 

The work of Sam Szafran attracts as much as surprises and disturbs his drawings sometimes appear as "inhabited" by a dark force. His name alone evokes a world, prohibited.

 

His large format works are sold up to 300,000 Euros.



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Art and taxes in France
Published : November, 12 2013
 
 
 
Martin Parr
Published : November, 05 2013
 
Martin Parr was born in England in 1952 in a London wealthy family. Dive as a teenager by a passion for photography, he studied the subject in Manchester in the 1970s before joining the prestigious Magnum agency in 1994.
 
 
 
Auctions of October were a great success in old masters and modern paintings. Low estimates that have been sprayed or realistic estimates in the light of market have been exceeded.

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