Gazette Drouot logo print
Gazette Drouot de la semaine
La Gazette Drouot
Subscribe
FR

Marielle Brie de Lagerac

Find all the articles written by Marielle Brie de Lagerac journalist of Gazette Drouot Magazine

Glossary Published on 02/23/2024
S is for Stucco
Contrary to popular belief, stucco was not made of powdered marble, but of a plaster- or lime-based paste whose formula was specific to each worksh...
S is for Stucco
Glossary Published on 01/19/2024
E is for Embroidery of the 17th and 18th Centuries
After the destruction wrought by the wars of religion, embroidery lavishly rose from the ashes under the impetus of royal power, which aimed to make...
E is for Embroidery of the 17th and 18th Centuries
Glossary Published on 12/04/2023
E for Medieval Embroidery
Eastern embroidery began having an influence on the West around the year 1000. The precious art form soon rivalled painting, goldsmithing and ename...
E for Medieval Embroidery
Analyses Published on 11/19/2023
Amber Sets the Kugel Gallery Ablaze in Paris
This exhibition staged by the Kugel Gallery in Paris is the very first devoted to amber in France. It took some 20 years to assemble the masterpieces...
Amber Sets the Kugel Gallery Ablaze in Paris
Glossary Published on 10/06/2023
E is for Chinese Embroidery
China has stitched together an embroidery tradition stretching back to at least the fifth century BCE. Silk production helped spread its influence across...
E is for Chinese Embroidery
Pre-sale Published on 06/02/2023
The Art of Dom Robert in Four Tapestries
A group of tapestries with amazingly fresh colors opens the door to the wonderful world of the cartoon artist, then at the peak of his powers.
The Art of Dom Robert in Four Tapestries
Glossary Published on 05/05/2023
S is for Silk, in the 17th and 18th Centuries
During the Renaissance, Italy’s silk-making secrets became more widespread, and France was the first to benefit. Thanks to protectionist measures and...
S is for Silk, in the 17th and 18th Centuries
Glossary Published on 03/23/2023
S is for Silk in the 19th Century
As the Ancien Régime drew to its gruesome conclusion, French silk was in high demand and exported in great quantities. Lyon reigned supreme, but cotton...
S is for Silk in the 19th Century
Glossary Published on 01/26/2023
D for Dinanderie
Dinanderie refers to ordinary as well as luxury items made of copper and brass. Since the Middle Ages, the word has encompassed tableware, cookware...
D for Dinanderie
Pre-sale Published on 12/16/2022
A One-of-a-Kind 16th-Century Miniature Dutch Nativity Scene
This tiny triptych from the collection of Charles Boucaud, a unique piece from the studio of Adam Dircksz, will attract a lot of attention due to its...
A One-of-a-Kind 16th-Century Miniature Dutch Nativity Scene
Pre-sale Published on 12/09/2022
Three Rare Percier and Fontaine Albums
A set of three portfolios of projects that come directly from Pierre-François Fontaine’s library via his descendants attest to the two architects’ vision...
Three Rare Percier and Fontaine Albums
Glossary Published on 09/29/2022
W is for Wedgwood
In the space of a few years, Josiah Wedgwood managed to combine innovation, industry and craftsmanship. His work is still the quintessence of British...
W is for Wedgwood
Glossary Published on 09/15/2022
I Is for Iznik
Long thought to come from Damascus, Rhodes or Lindos, Iznik ceramics emerged from the shadows in the last century to reveal an Ottoman art influenced...
I Is for Iznik
Glossary Published on 06/02/2022
O is For Opaline
Its iridescent shades have made opal a much-prized gem since classical antiquity. Though difficult to imitate, this stone inspired glassmakers to start...
O is For Opaline
Glossary Published on 05/19/2022
T is for Tapestry: The Twentieth Century
In the artistic effervescence of the last century, tapestry was not forgotten. In Aubusson in particular, workshops multiplied thanks to the new consideration...
T is for Tapestry: The Twentieth Century
Analyses Published on 04/15/2022
Aubusson and Ymer & Malta Renew the Art of Tapestry
By giving Valérie Maltaverne a free rein, the Cité internationale de la tapisserie d'Aubusson has breathed an innovative new life into historic craftsmanship....
Aubusson and Ymer & Malta Renew the Art of Tapestry
Glossary Published on 03/30/2022
T is for Tapestry: The 19th Century, Volume 3
The 19th century certainly witnessed a notable dichotomy in the sphere of tapestries. After a period devoid of genius, which confined the woven creations...
T is for Tapestry: The 19th Century, Volume 3
Cultural Heritage Published on 03/03/2022
Cabinetmakers During the Reign of French King Louis XIV
Basing his study on a rigorous research method and in-depth knowledge of archives, art historian Calin Demetrescu's seminal book now reveals the results...
Cabinetmakers During the Reign of French King Louis XIV
Glossary Published on 02/16/2022
T is for Tapestry: the 16th and 17th Centuries, Volume 2
The creation of the royal tapestry workshops under Louis XIV broke with the mural approach specific to medieval and Renaissance tapestries. In these...
T is for Tapestry: the 16th and 17th Centuries, Volume 2
Glossary Published on 12/09/2021
T is for Tapestry: Volume 1
In the late Middle Ages, tapestry production, whose origins lay in the East and classical antiquity, was one of the most prominent crafts in Western...
T is for Tapestry: Volume 1
Newsfeed
See all news
17 January 2023 - 21:16
France: Fashion Photographer Dominique Issermann Honored by La Poste
17 January 2023 - 14:11
New Recruits at Pace and Almine Rech
17 January 2023 - 12:47
Photography: The "Unrepresented by Approche" Fair Prepares its 1st Edition
17 January 2023 - 11:54
Zurich: The Museum of Concrete Art Threatened with Closure

Everything you need
to know about
an artist's news:
works for sale,
prices and exhibitions
Look at our
artist index