Under the auction hammer of Arnaud Oliveux, Majorelle & his Contemporaries chapter rewarded Jacques Majorelle's works such as Le Souk à Marrakech, which sold for €370,500 (MAD 3,972,000) and Anemiter, which sold for €197,604 (MAD 2,118,400). Alexandre Roubtzoff's Le Mausolée de Sidi Abdallah, Tunis also reached €209,932 (MAD 2,250,800). Finally, the auction of Paul-Elie Dubois' oil on canvas Le Blanc cortège set a world record for the artist at €111,140 (MAD 1,191,600).

The Moroccan Spirit section also set a world record for artist Mona Saudi with her sculpture Naissance, which sold for €142,000 (MAD 1,522,600). Baya's Jardin d'Eden sold for €92,587 (MAD 993,000), while Hassan El Glaoui's Chevaux changed hands for €49,379 (MAD 529,600).

In the Contemporary African Art section, Aboudia's 2017 work Untitled sold for €135,765 (MAD 1,456,400), while Pascale Marthine Tayou's Poupée Pascale went for €55,546 (MAD 595,800). Ndary Lo's welded concrete iron sculpture Marcheurs n°248 found a buyer for €24,677 (MAD 264,800).

Three sales will take place in 2026 at La Mamounia. A Moroccan Spring on May 2nd, Moroccan & African Spirit on October 31st and A Moroccan Winter on December 30th. Our teams of specialists in Paris and Marrakech are available to provide free and confidential valuations of your works and advise you on putting them up for sale.