Didier Rykner
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Tefaf 2023, a great vintageIn 2020, the fair was shortened due to the pandemic. In 2021, it was cancelled for the same reason. In 2022, it was held in June in a slightly reduced form. In 2023, Tefaf returned to its…
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Theodoor Rombouts, Virtuoso of Flemish CaravaggismWhen one thinks of Caravagesques, Italian, Spanish, French or Dutch painters come to mind. Flemish painters are often overlooked, sometimes forgotten. This is probably a consequence of the…
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Grand séminaire of Besançon: call for fundraising and voteA major restoration is always a failure. It means that the monument has not been maintained when it should have been, that is to say regularly. And when you see the state of the "pavillon de…
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Import VAT: another solution is possibleThe French Ministry of Finance and the French Ministry of Culture held a press briefing today on the issue of VAT on works of art which, for some days now, following the article published by Les…
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Renovation of the Musée Lambinet in VersaillesCrushed by the château, which attracts the vast majority of tourists visiting Versailles, the Musée Lambinet, a municipal museum, is having trouble making itself known, and that is a great pity,…
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L’invité de La Tribune de l’Art n° 8 - 28/2/23 : Pierre OuzouliasFor the first time, in our program "L’invité de La Tribune de l’Art" we receive a politician, Pierre Ouzoulias, communist senator of the Hauts-de-Seine, vice-president of the Commission of culture,…
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A painting by Édouard Odier offered to the Musée de la Vie romantiqueAfter the numerous recent donations to the Musée d’Orsay, Élisabeth and Jacques Foucart have once again shown their generosity, this time to the Musée de la Vie romantique, by offering it - still in…
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The Cour des Comptes investigates the sale of the Grignon furnitureIn France, an ordinance relating to the financial responsibility regime of public managers has recently modified the conditions under which public managers can be sanctioned for their actions.…
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VAT on imported works of art: French suicideThe import tax can be understood as soon as it regulates the imports of goods that a country (or a set of countries governed by a common market) uses, from other countries, and that weigh on its…
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Bernini, Raphael and (very) artificial intelligenceFor the past few weeks, the phrase "artificial intelligence" has been on everyone’s lips. This is due in part to the release of ChatGPT, a "conversational robot" that is supposed to be able to…
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