Since its creation in 1982 in the Ranelagh gardens, the 16th Paris Salon has acquired national fame and is recognized for the seriousness of its organization. The event is regularly renewed to adapt to the perpetual evolution of the Art Market as well as to the tastes and wishes of visitors.

What are the keys to its success and longevity?

A rigorous selection of the exhibitors, who for the majority remained faithful, and the staging of decorative arts of all styles and all eras.

This event has always chosen to satisfy enthusiasts, immersing them in history with the presentation of rare and exceptional pieces or by surprising them with creations by contemporary artists.

© Eric du Maroussem Gallery
Furniture from the XNUMXth and XNUMXth centuries Aix-en-Provence, by appointment
Rare French ebony cabinet (detail)
Early XNUMXth century

For the first time in its history, the show invites you to embark on a completely new artistic adventure, that of the sculptor Sylvain Subervie. In an era shaken by too many conflicts, the artist brings us back to the essential: love and peace. Far from falling into the usual clichés linked to these themes, the artist takes a combative approach, playing on paradoxes, creating an army of warriors for peace.

The Salon had to welcome this project in all majesty and support its radicalism. This is why around fifteen of his sculptures will be exhibited there, forming an alley of honor for visitors. The gallery owner Annie Minet will present the artist's work and philosophy on her stand.

The salon will also welcome the marquetry maker Yves Josnin in an exhibition area at the entrance to the salon. He will reveal his secrets like the evolution of the techniques of this fascinating arts and crafts by presenting multiple wood species and many achievements from the XNUMXth century to the present day.

Since art is escape, let's escape for a visit to this major art market fair on one of the most beautiful avenues in Paris!

© Bernard Bouisset - Old and signed jewelry 20 rue du 4 Septembre 34500 Béziers
Exceptional pair of Platinum and diamond pendant earrings
Art Deco period

List of exhibitors:

Silverware, Ancient jewelry:
Andrée Cordeau, Bernard Bouisset, Jean-Christophe Scalabrino, Joëlle Lasry, Assour and Sumer, Laurence Fayolle, Adalgyse, Artagra

Contemporary Asian art:
Annie Minet and Luc Merenda, Galerie Catier

Contemporary art :
Atelier Dürrbach, SJTD Gallery, Corentin Leclercq, Mira Nacéri, Viviane Henwood Gallery

Art Nouveau, Art Deco:
Graphik-Art, Richard Duflot, Art & Collection, Philippe Dubois

Brokerage, Financing:
Maestria Art

Interior decoration :
Brigitte Elbaze

Lace, Old linen:
Florence Berge

Earthenware, Porcelain, Antique glasses, Tableware:
Sebl'Antic, In Beautiful Sheets

Art books:
Norma Fiany

Furniture and works of art from the XNUMXth and XNUMXth centuries:
Galerie L'Astrée, Antiquités Pipat, Galerie Hausmann, Jérémie Micheletti, Galerie Chevalier, Galerie de la Seine, Le Manoir Antiquités, Galerie Alenzimra, Galerie A Thème, Galerie Eric du Maroussem

Collectibles:
The Tradition of Writing, Frédéric Carrière, Nicholas Garratt, Galerie Regart

Restoration of paintings:
Corinne Dallier

Sculptures:
Tirant Gallery, Weslay Gallery

Modern paintings:
Cortade Art, Galerie Artagra, Galerie Acc'art-I

Tapestries, Old carpets:
Claude caplot

• An expert committee will check each work before the opening of the show.
• An expert will be present during the event and will be available to visitors who wish to give an opinion on the objects presented and to acquire a certificate of authenticity free of charge. They can also ask him for expert reports on their personal items.
• Restaurant
• Tea Room
• Car service
• Free cloakroom
• Catalog of the Fair offered to each visitor Practical Information

Pratical information

From November 28 to 7 December 2015 every day from 11 a.m. to 20 p.m. Thursday 3 December until 22 p.m.

Avenue Foch 75016 Paris, between avenue Raymond Poincaré and rue de Traktir

Fees : 15 euros. Free for children under 18.

www.cmo-antiquites.com

Lounge phone: 06 24 11 93 21