Whether in bronze, stone, metal, wood, plaster, or transformed materials, sculpture holds a special place in the gallery’s selection. Across generations, the artists explore matter, the body, and space, turning the very materiality of the work into a language.
  • Elephant Vase
    Niki de Saint Phalle
    Elephant Vase, 1986
    Painted polyester resin
    30.5 × 51 × 25 cm
    Edition of 50, 13/50
    With the stamps "Niki de Saint Phalle" and Gérard Haligon, numbered 13/50 under the base
  • La Force
    Niki de Saint Phalle
    La Force, 1987
    Painted polyester resin
    35 × 53.3 × 29.2 cm
    13 4/5 × 21 × 11 1/2 in
    Edition of 10, numbered 3/10
    With the stamp of the artist, numbered "3/10"
  • Oiseau Amoureux
    Niki de Saint Phalle
    Oiseau Amoureux, 2000
    Painted resin
    60 × 48 × 23 cm
    Edition of 150
    Signed and numbered on the reverse, with the stamp of Haligon Plastiques d'art
  • L'Homme-forêt
    Germaine Richier
    L'Homme-forêt, 1945
    Bronze with dark patina
    43 × 14.5 × 10.5 cm
    16 9/10 × 5 7/10 × 4 1/10 in
    6/8
    Signed and numbered on the base: G. Richier, 6/8
  • Grotte
    Eva Jospin
    Grotte, 2023
    Cardboard, brass, shells
    27 3/5 × 27 3/5 × 19 7/10 in / 70 × 70 × 50 cm
  • Day Dream
    Danful Yang
    Day Dream, 2010
    Porcelain
    9 3/10 × 6 × 14 1/5 in / 23.6 × 15.2 × 36 cm
    3 others of this series available
    Signed under the work
  • Autoportrait
    César Baldaccini, dit César
    Autoportrait, 1968
    Thermoformed polyvinyl chloride
    98 x 98 cm
    Signed and dated by the artist on each of the four plates