Albert Carrier-Belleuse (1824-1887)

The famous Titans basin designed by Carrier-Belleuse, which owes its extraordinary pedestal to Rodin's genius, will be a highlight of the next "Garden Party" sale at the Château d'Artigny (Loire).

Albert Marquet’s painting beckons us to a stunning view of Arcachon Bay from a garden at Pyla, in Southwest France

Lozère's senator and art collector, Paulin Daudé-Gleize, was well ahead of the curve in collecting the decorative arts. The pieces from his collection, now up for sale, stand as evidence of his daring choices.

A modern art collection featuring three works by Marquet.

A copy of the second reduced version of The Bronze Age evokes both the sculptor's problematic beginnings and his unshakable determination. A story full of twists and turns.

Two walking panthers by Rembrandt Bugatti on the alert at Rouillac's highly popular Garden Party pounced on €1,364,000, posting the auction house's thirteenth million-plus bid on the way.

The painter’s interest in water throughout his career took him from Bordeaux to Paris, Algeria—and Normandy, as this view of Honfleur harbor attests.

A softened Fauvism and a scientific composition are what make this Norman landscape modern.

Close to Matisse and the Fauves, Albert Marquet (1875-1947) carved himself a niche as a painter of water. While in Bordeaux, he tackled the Place des Quinconces and the Garonne in an improvisatory style.

The Huberty & Breyne Gallery will honor the famous cartoonist (1905-1976), from January 13 to February 18 in Brussels. This rare exhibition will bring together 19 plates from the family collection, out of the 40 known today - Albert Dubout having burned a large part of his work during his lifetime.