Sale 3581
Paris
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26 November 2013
Hammer Price
EUR 4,750
Estimate EUR 1,500 - EUR 2,000
BUSTE EN TERRE CUITE REPRESENTANT UN GENTILHOMME FRANCE, PROBABLEMENT DE LA FIN DU XVIIIEME SIECLE Reposant sur un piédouche en bois Hauteur: 51 cm. (20 in.) ; Hauteur totale: 64 cm. (25¼ in.)
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A CARVED TERRACOTTA BUST OF A GENTLEMAN, FRENCH, PROBABLY LATE 18TH CENTURY
He worked in fashion, theatre and film, but du Plantier is perhaps best known for his furniture — superb examples of which are now offered at Christie’s in Paris
Alongside the avant-garde works that Rubinstein hung on her walls were many superb examples of African art — three of which are offered in Paris
According to specialist Stephen Jones, Natalie and Dr Marvin Gliedman collected ‘for the sheer love of it’ — including works by Noguchi, Calder and Diebenkorn
Using lots from our upcoming Collector sales, the Italian writer and Vogue stylist designs a series of vignettes in London’s most spectacular conservatory
The jeweller Frédéric Boucheron opened his first shop in the arcades of the Palais Royal, Paris; more than 160 years later, the maison he founded is a world leader
The emergence of lyrical abstraction in postwar France, iIllustrated with key works by Georges Mathieu, Zao Wou-Ki and Chu Teh-Chun