On October 15th, 2025, Artcurial will present an exceptional auction sale dedicated to the great figures of history, featuring a curated selection of documents, objects, and memorabilia of profound symbolic significance. From Bonaparte to de Gaulle, from Bonaparte to de Gaulle, tracing the origins of modern Egyptology and the early days of the Fifth Republic, this three-part sale will highlight the men of action, science, and power who shaped their era.

During Geneva Art Week, Artcurial Beurret Bailly Widmer invites you to its Geneva premises for a discussion with Swiss sculptor Yves Dana. The artist will engage in a conversation with Nadja Scribante Amstutz, Head of Swiss Romandy at Artcurial Beurret Bailly Widmer.

To mark the 100th anniversary of Philippe Hiquily’s birth (1925–2013), Artcurial is paying tribute to this leading figure in contemporary sculpture with a unique exhibition, running from September 10th to 30th 2025, alongside the Parcours des Mondes art fair.

On September 23rd, 2025, alongside the FAB in Paris, Artcurial will host the auction of the collection from La Malouinière du Bos, an elegant 18th-century residence nestled on the banks of the River Rance, near Saint-Malo. Around 280 lots - including Old Master paintings, sculptures, furniture, and silverware – reflect thirty years of discerning passion.

On 28 September 2025, Artcurial Motorcars will present the sale of the automobile collection from the Château de Vernon Museum. Around 50 vehicles from the Jean-Pierre Nylin collection will be offered without reserve, alongside a carefully curated selection of other collector cars.

This unique event, held in the heart of a prestigious historic estate, promises to be a must-attend occasion for all enthusiasts of exceptional automobiles.

On November 1st and December 30th, Artcurial will host two exceptional auctions at La Mamounia, the legendary palace hotel in Marrakech. The auctions will present artworks by Jacques Majorelle, José Cruz Herrera, and Alexandre Roubtzoff, as well as leading modern and contemporary artists from North Africa, the Middle East, and Africa, including Mohamed Melehi, Chaïbia Talal, and Malick Sidibé.