FINE ARTS PARIS 2026
FINE ARTS 2026
Join us at the Grand Palais, Stand N40 | September 19–23
From September 19 to 23, the gallery will be exhibiting at the Grand Palais for Fine Arts Paris, on booth N40. For this edition, we are presenting an ambitious selection featuring major names of modern painting.
A group of works by Henri Martin will bathe our walls in a luminous, poetic atmosphere: agricultural scenes, everyday figures, and lush landscapes from his beloved Lot countryside showcase the full mastery of his vibrant brushwork.
The presentation will bring together remarkable works from the Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, and Nabi periods by Armand Guillaumin, Auguste Renoir, Pierre Bonnard, and Édouard Vuillard.
Second half of the 20th-century art will take center stage with a major body of work dedicated to Bernard Buffet. This selection highlights the tension and diversity of his output, balancing sharp graphic severity with expressive intensity across still lifes of precious objects, floral arrangements, anatomical figures, and architectural views.
This curated display will be further enriched by iconic modern masters: a 1948 Nu accoudé by Jean Hélion, Modèle se reposant by Marcel Gromaire, a vibrant Violoncelliste by Gen Paul, a view of Deauville by Kees van Dongen, and a sculpture by André Masson.
The display will bring together remarkable works from the Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, and Nabi periods by Armand Guillaumin, Auguste Renoir, Pierre Bonnard, and Édouard Vuillard.
Second half of the 20th-century art will take center stage with a major body of work dedicated to Bernard Buffet. This selection highlights the tension and diversity of his output, balancing sharp graphic severity with expressive intensity across still lifes of precious objects, floral arrangements, anatomical figures, and architectural views.
This curated display will be further enriched by iconic modern masters: a 1948 Nu accoudé by Jean Hélion, Modèle se reposant by Marcel Gromaire, a vibrant Violoncelliste by Gen Paul, a view of Deauville by Kees van Dongen, and a sculpture by André Masson.
As a counterpoint to this display, we will unveil a collection of antique frames from our holdings, recently enriched by the acquisition of the prestigious Amedeo Montanari collection: a rare opportunity to discover exceptional pieces that are true works of art in their own right.