Agenda
This exhibition invites visitors to enter the opulent world of the Japanese high nobility and warrior aristocracy, where aesthetics are intimately linked to function. From everyday objects to equestrian equipment, from refined writing desks to samurai weapons, each piece testifies to the same exacting standards: excellence, mastery, and perfection.
Lacquer crafted with ancestral…
Paul Bert Serpette will celebrate his 80th birthday at his traditional annual party
To celebrate this anniversary, we invite you to a World Tour in 80 years , an evening imagined with the Pinto firm , where scenography, surprises and the art of living will take visitors on a journey to the heart of the world's largest antiques market.
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This exhibition brings together a selection of knives and spoons from the Sami culture, an indigenous people of the Arctic regions of Scandinavia and the Kola Peninsula.
Far more than just everyday objects, these pieces embody ancestral know-how passed down from generation to generation, where utility is combined with a remarkable aesthetic standard.
At the heart of this…
Installé à Paul Bert Serpette, FCP Coridon disperse, à partir du 13 juin 2026, la collection de Jean-Pierre Dutilleux, constituée d’un ensemble de plus de 300 objets et 400 photographies du réalisateur et écrivain L’exposition-vente intitulée Traces du Monde Premier, la Collection Jean-Pierre Dutilleux, se déroule jusqu’au 30 août 2026 à Paul Bert Serpette (…
With this exhibition, Nima Torbati brings together a collection of pieces centered around stone, where each artist engages in a direct relationship with the material.
The ceramics of Agathe Larpent form the starting point. A renowned artist, whose work is featured in numerous museums and galleries, she develops a style where nature encounters a pleasantly languid, light poetry, carried…
From April 10th , Maison Versen presents an exhibition dedicated to mountain furniture, bringing together a selection of rare pieces by Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret.
Some were designed for high-altitude hotels in the French Alps between the 1940s and 1970s — a period in which a new way of living in the mountains was invented, both functional and profoundly…
