Portrait of a young woman : Lucas Cranach the Elder ( 1472 – 1533) and workshop. In the catalogue raisonné ( Lucas Cranach digital archives : CC-MHM -120-028). Oil on wood ( beech ), 15,5 x 21,5 cm.

Dragon-shaped mouthpiece, Gilded bronze, Western Han Dynasty, 206 BC – 9 AD, Height: 36.5 cm Length: 26 cm

Josip and Miro Kutnjak from Munich, specialists in display objects, are presenting one of their latest finds, a bronze representing Dana Zàtopkovà, Olympic javelin throw champion in Helsinki in 1952. Signed and dated: V. Sedivy 1953.

Trier antiquarian Peter Fritzen will be presenting his exceptional collection of rare books, old maps and engravings. He will be presenting a rare and early edition of Livre d’Heures by Thielman Kerver, published in Paris in 1503. Richly illustrated with a metal engraving on the title and 18 large and 36 small metal engravings in […]

Henri and Romain Hayat, from the Collection’s Gallery in Paris and specialists in 19th and 20th century bronze sculpture, will be exhibiting a sculpture by César entitled Cœur éclaté (Burst Heart).

Helmut Bezenka will be coming from DE-Regensburg with an exceptional case in Neresheim silver and ivory on lion’s paws. The lid depicts a sacrificial scene. Gold-plated interior (812.5/1000). Circa 1883/1983

Galerie Parisienne Follow 13 presents contemporary artists, including an oil painting by Béatrice Duroure: “Rue des Capucines”.

Galerie Parisienne Follow 13 is presenting contemporary artists including Anne Feat Gaiss and her work AGNI III, comprising embroidery, rhinestones and ink on copper foil mounted on Indian paper incised with a scalpel.

Adrien Denoyelle, a regular at the show and director of the Lux-Auction auction house, will remain true to his speciality: eclecticism. From the great classics to contemporary art, art deco and design. He will be offering a pair of “Barcelona” armchairs by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, published by Knoll.

Adrien Denoyelle, a regular at the show and director of the Lux-Auction auction house, will remain true to his speciality: eclecticism. From the great classics to contemporary art, art deco and design. A particular highlight is Carlo Doci’s exceptional painting of Saint Agnes and her lamb. A work of the 15th-century Florentine school.

Galerie Manuscripta in Lyon will be exhibiting an Indian ink drawing by Georges Braque entitled ”Nature morte au vase et aux fruits”. On paper, 30.5 x 48.5 cm. Signed, dated (1952) and dedicated (“Pour Grenier…”) below the composition. Provenance: Jean Grenier collection

Galerie Manuscripta in Lyon will be exhibiting an original drawing by Andy Warhol entitled Male Portrait, (circa 1950). Stamped by the Warhol Foundation with archive number 200.119.

Jewellers will be on hand, represented by specialists in antique jewellery and contemporary designers, including Catherine David from Luxembourg – Bijoux-Cailloux – Ring in 18ct yellow gold, pink sapphires, blue sapphires and tourmalines

Runway Vintage in Brussels will be presenting a fine collection of top-of-the-range bags and accessories. One example is this Hermes Constance bag in bougainvillea-coloured ostrich leather.

Brussels-based gallery owner Philippe Heim represents a number of leading contemporary artists. His stand includes an acrylic on canvas entitled Temporary Solution? by artist Guy de Potesta, which sums up the current ecological tragedy in a nutshell.

Baptiste Lopez of the Parisian Galerie Mala offers a rich and varied collection spanning the entire 20th century, embracing movements from Post-Impressionism to Street art. Don’t miss La bête: a rare collective work by Pierre Alechinsky and Karel Appel

Bagage Collection, a company specialising in the restoration, purchase and sale of luxury trunks and luggage, comes to us from Normandy with this superb Louis Vuitton 1927 lady’s wardrobe trunk, completely original, with hangers for dresses and drawers for accessories. A masterpiece of the Louis Vuitton brand, a symbol of the golden age of travel […]