On March 26th, 2025, during Salon du Dessin, Artcurial will hold an exceptional sale dedicated to Old Master drawings, featuring around forty newly discovered works from prestigious private collections. Among these rare pieces are three remarkable portraits by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, depicting members of the Marcotte d’Argenteuil family, prominent art patrons of the 19th century. The sale will also include a collection of ten drawings that have remained within the family of collector Maurice Gobin to this day.

On April 30th 2025, Artcurial will present a prestigious auction dedicated to an important collection of Old Masters and 19th-century paintings: Entre Ciel & Terre: Masterpieces from a French Collection. This remarkable collection, assembled by a passionate couple in the early 2000s, primarily focuses on works from the 15th and 16th centuries in the Netherlands, 17th-century Flanders, as well as early 20th-century Breton paintings.

Join us to discover a preview selection of artworks in Brussels from January 24 to 28, 2025.

On 11th February 2025, Artcurial will auction a collection of works reflecting a lesser-known aspect of Gérard Lévy’s personality, showcasing his visionary passion for Symbolism and Art Nouveau at a time when these movements were largely forgotten. This remarkable panorama highlights major figures such as Maxence, Khnopff, Schwabe, and Mucha, alongside rarer compositions by Numa Gillet, Marcius-Simons, and Georges Lorin.

As part of our Old Master's Week, Artcurial is offering classical art collectors and enthusiasts two events that will highlight these timeless artworks. On November 26th, a portrait from the Italian High Renaissance by Girolamo da Carpi will be on sale, as well as a modello by Pierre-Paul Rubens from the altarpiece of the Miracles of blessed Ignatius of Loyola, and a bust of Victor Hugo by David d'Angers.
The sale on November 27th will be dedicated to the art of miniatures, thanks to the exceptional Pierre Jourdan-Barry Collection, with moving portraits of Louise d'Orléans, first Queen of the Belgians, painted by Jean-Baptiste Isabey, and Baroness Dannery, by Marie-Gabrielle Capet.

To celebrate the centenary of the Jardin Majorelle, Artcurial will present two major rediscoveries by Jacques Majorelle at its upcoming sale, A Moroccan Winter, on 30th December 2024 at La Mamounia in Marrakech: the only modello known to date for the artwork L'Aouache à Télouet and Bijoux Berbères, a masterpiece from the sumptuous 'Black Nudes' series.

Following on from the retrospective held at Artcurial in November 2023, Natacha Dassault and Artcurial Belgium pay further tribute to photographer Olivier Dassault. In October 2024, an exhibition will feature an exclusive selection of his silver photographs.

As Art Basel Paris returns to the Grand Palais, Artcurial offers Modern and Contemporary art collectors a new opportunity with Selected 20/21, during which an exceptional painting by André Derain.