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Pablo Picasso: The Vollard Suite

2 - 16 Dec 2023 Discover two of the most important plates from the Vollard Suite at the gallery : the Minotaure aveugle guidé par Mare-Thérèse dans la nuit étoilée and the Faune dévoilant une dormeuse d'après Rembrandt. In which, the mythology of the Maditerranean meets Picasso's own personal mythology. Read more

Pablo Picasso : 1968-1971

The thrill of creation 3 - 14 Oct 2023 Between 1968 and 1972, Pablo Picasso, already over 80 years old, enterprises his last two major graphic works, as a sort of distillation and celebration of his entire career. Those... Read more

André Dunoyer de Segonzac's Saint-Tropez

22 - 29 Jul 2023 Born in 1884 in Boussy-Saint-Antoine, near Paris, Dunoyer de Segonzac began his artistic training in Paris in 1903. He attended the Académie de la Palette and the studios of Luc Olivier Merson and Jean-Paul Lorens.

From 1909, Dunoyer de Segonzac regularly took part in exhibitions at the Salon des Indépendants, and exhibited at the Salon de la Section d'Or in October 1912 and at the Armory Show in New York in 1913. His paintings of the period show the influence of Cubism and, to a lesser extent, Expressionism. Mobilised in August 1914, he left Saint-Tropez to join the army corps in Fontainebleau and, during the First War, produced a series of drawings of the trenches. After the war, the engraver Jean Emile Laboureur introduced him to the technique of etching. This was the defining moment in Dunoyer de Segonzac's artistic output, and he never left printmaking until the end of his life: he created more than 1,600 prints.

Between the two wars, Dunoyer de Segonzac was recognised by the critics, along with André Derain and Henri Matisse, as one of the most important modern artists. In 1925, together with Moreau and André Villeboeuf, Dunoyer de Segonzac bought Charles Camoin's villa in Saint-Tropez, which he renamed Le Maquis. Not falling into the trap of the Mediterranean sun, he devoted himself to translating the rare moments of grey light or dark skies, expressing a timeless feeling and a melancholy atmosphere. Looking at Cézanne's work towards the end of his life, he turned more and more to watercolours. It was his watercolours that brought Dunoyer de Segonzac commercial success as well as officielle consecration when he was appointed curator of the Musée de L'Annonciade in Saint Tropez when it was created in 1955. He died in Paris in 1974. Read more

Herbin / Charchoune : L'Abstraction Symbolique

13 - 22 Jul 2023 True nomads of the avant-garde, Auguste Herbin and Serge Charchoune present two parallel and contrasting roads in the art history of the last century. Both artists have careers spanning multiple... Read more

The Sculpture in all its Forms

16 Feb - 21 Mar 2022 Read more

Portraits from 1928 to Nowadays

2 Feb - 7 Mar 2022 Read more

Art Paris 2021

7 - 12 Sep 2021 Read more

La faune et la flore

Fauna and Flora 2 Oct - 13 Nov 2020 De Picasso à Masson, les maîtres modernes du 20e siècle trouvent dans la faune et la flore beaucoup d'inspiration. Cette exposition rend hommage à la nature derrière ces œuvres et... Read more

Portraits de Maîtres

16 Jun - 16 Jul 2020 Portraiture is said to have originated over 5000 years ago. However, it is in the 20th century that portraiture seems to have evolved the most, from figurative, to cubist, to... Read more

Discover Abstraction with Sudaporn Teja

A selection of works by Thai contemporary artist Sudaporn Teja 31 Mar - 23 May 2020 Read more