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PAD PARIS 2017 CONTENTS

PAD PARIS 2017 - EDITORIAL

PAD PRIZE PARIS 2017 - JURY 2017

STUDIO PAD PARIS 2017PIERRE GONALONS FOR LA MAISON PIERRE FREY WITH THE PARTICIPATION OF LE MOBILIER NATIONAL

PAD PARIS 2017 64 EXHIBITORSIN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORSBY CATEGORY

19TH CENTURY DECORATIVE ARTS

20TH CENTURY DESIGN

JEWELLERY

ASIAN ARTS

CONTEMPORARY DESIGN

GLASS, CERAMIC

PRECOLOMBIAN ART

SCULPTURES

TRIBAL ART

19TH CENTURY, MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS

PARTNERS

INTERIOR DESIGNER QUOTE

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PAD PARIS 2017 EDITORIAL

The most talented Galleries of 20th century Design and Contemporary Design meet once again for the 21st edition of PAD PARIS.

Among the new exhibitors, whose specialities perfectly illustrate the eclecticism and ambitions of PAD Paris : Lorenz Baumer in Fine Jewelrey, Thomas Bayart in Modern and Contemporary Sculpture, Michèle Hayem in Contemporary Design, Galerie 56 in Modern and Contemporary paintings, Galerie Mingei in Asian Arts, Nicolas Bourriaud in Sculpture. It’s also a chance to find Alexandre Biaggi in 20th

Centeruy Decorative Arts and En Attendant les Barbares in Contemporary Design.

Marie-Laure Jousset, Honorary Curator in chief of the Design Department at the Centre Pompidou, is the new President of the Jury, succeeding Pierre Rosenberg, Hélène David Weill and Jean-Michel Wilmotte. She will be surrounded by the best collectors, curators, architects and decorators passionate about design.

Studio PAD is designed by Pierre Gonalons for la Maison Pierre Frey, with the participation of the Mobilier national.

The scenography of the restaurant is entrusted to Sarah Lavoine.

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PRIX PAD PARIS 2017JURY 2017

PAD Prize 2017, chaired by Marie-Laure Jousset, gathers a jury of collectors, critics, curators, architects and interior architects specialised in Design and 20th century Decorative Arts.The jury will designate the prize for the Best Stand, the prize of the 20th Century Decorative Art, and the prize of Contemporary Design.

PRESIDENT

Marie-Laure JoussetHonorary Curator & Managing of Design Department, Centre Pompidou

HONORARY MEMBER

Joy HenderiksHead of Public Relations, HSBC

HONORARY PRESIDENTS

Hélène David-WeillPresident of the International Comity, Musée des Arts Décoratifs

Christophe NavarrePresident, Moët Hennessy

Jean-Michel WilmotteArchitect

Anne-Pierre d’AlbisFounder, Parcours Saint-Germain-des-Prés & Co-founder, Spirit Now London!

Valéry de BuchetAssistant Editor for Culture,Madame Figaro

François Catroux Interior Architect

Sylvie de ChiréeEditor in Chief, Elle Décoration

Guy CogevalPresident, Musée d’Orsay

Vincent DarréInterior Architect

Frédérique DedetEditor in Chief, Les Échos Série Limitée

Joseph Dirand Architecte d’intérieur

Pierre FreyCommunication Manager, Pierre Frey

Jacques GrangeInterior Architect

Jean-Christophe LaizeauHead of Public Relations, Ruinart

Luis LaplaceInterior Designer

Sarah LavoineInterior Architect

India Mahdavi Interior Designer

Artur MirandaInterior Architect

Linda PintoInterior Architect

Paul Emmanuel ReiffersEditor for Numéro Magazine

Federica SalaCurator and Design consultant

Caroline SarkozyInterior Architect

Philippe Starck Designer

Francis SultanaInterior Designer

Pierre YovanovitchInterior Architect

Charles ZanaInterior Architect

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This year, with the support of la Maison Pierre Frey and thanks to an exceptional loan from the Mobilier National, the decoration of STUDIO PAD is entrusted to Pierre Gonalons.

Real laboratory dedicated to creation, STUDIO PAD continues to explore the interior design by inviting a decorator. Vincent Darré, Mathias Kiss, Franz Potisek, Suduca and Merillou succeeded Pierre Gonalons.

For STUDIO PAD 2017, the designer and interior designer will present an exclusive installation inspired by Rudolf Noureev’s Parisian apartment.

PAD PARIS 2017 STUDIO PAD PARIS 2017

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PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORSIN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

88-GALLERY UK, Belgium 20th Century Decorative Arts

GALERIE AFRIQUE France Tribal Art AKTIS GALLERY UK 19th century and Modern aintings

ANNE AUTEGARDEN Belgium 20th Century Decorative Arts

LORENZ BÄUMER FranceJewellery

GALERIE BAYART FranceSculptures

ALEXANDRE BIAGGI France20th Century Decorative Arts

BOCCARA France, Russia20th Century Decorative Arts

JEAN-DAVID BOTELLA France 20th Century Decorative Arts

BERNARD BOUISSET France Jewellery

NICOLAS BOURRIAUD France Sculptures

ANTOINE BROCCARDO France 20th Century Decorative Arts GALERIE BSL France Contemporary Design

CARPENTERS France, UK, USA Contemporary Design

ANTONINE CATZÉFLIS France Contemporary Design

CHAHAN France 20th Century Decorative Arts

GALERIE CHASTEL-MARÉCHAL France 20th Century Decorative Arts

GALERIE DUMONTEIL France, USA, ChinaSculptures

GALERIE DUTKO France, UK 20th Century Decorative Arts

EN ATTENDANT LES BARBARES France 20th Century Decorative Arts

GALERIE FLAK France Tribal Art

FLEURY France 19th Century and modern paintings

ALEXANDRE FRÉDÉRIC France 20th Century Decorative Arts

GALERIE 56 France 19th Century and Modern Paintings

GARRIDO SpainContemporary Design

Y & V GASTOU France 20th Century Decorative Arts

GOSSEREZ France Contemporary Design OSCAR GRAF France 19th Century Decorative Arts ALEXANDRE GUILLEMAIN France20th Century Decorative Arts

MICHÈLE HAYEM France Contemporary Design

PHILIPPE HEIM FranceSculptures

JACQUES HERVOUET France 20th Century Decorative Arts

DOMINIQUE HURTEBIZE France 20th Century Decorative Arts

JOUSSE ENTREPRISE, France 20th Century Decorative Arts GALERIE KREO France, UK Contemporary Design

JACQUES LACOSTE France 20th Century Decorative Arts

FRANCK LAIGNEAU Portugal 20th Century Decorative Artss

GÉRARD LASÉS Hong KongModern Paintings

LE BEAU Belgium20th Century Decorative Arts

GALERIE LUMIÈRES France 20th Century Decorative Arts

DIDIER LUTTENBACHER France 29th Century Decorative Arts

ALAIN MARCELPOIL France 20th Century Decorative Arts

GALERIE MARCILHAC France 20th Century Decorative Arts

MARTEL-GREINER France 20th Century Decorative Arts

MA TEI FranceJewellery

MERMOZ France Precolombian art

MEUBLES ET LUMIÈRES France 20th Century Decorative Artss

MINGEI JAPANESE ARTS France Asian Arts

MOUVEMENTS MODERNES France Contemporary Design

NEGROPONTES France Contemporary Design

GALERIE DU PASSAGE France 20th Century Decorative Arts

PERPITCH & BRINGAND France Contemporary Design

ERIC POUILLOT France Asian Arts

PRIVEEKOLLEKTIE UK, The Netherlands Contemporary Design

PROTÉE France 19th Century and Modern Paintings

MAISON RAPIN - 88 G France, Hong Kong 20th Century Decorative Arts

LUCAS RATTON FranceTribal Art MATTHIEU RICHARD France20th Century Decorative Arts CLARA SCREMINI FranceContemporary Design

SÈVRES FranceGlass, Ceramic

ARMEL SOYER FranceContemporary Design

KAREN SWAMI FranceGlass, Ceramic

TRAITS-NOIRS France19th Century and Modern Paintings

MARIA WETTERGREN FranceContemporary Design

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PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORSBY CATEGORY

19TH CENTURY DECORATIVE ARTSOSCAR GRAF France DIDIER LUTTENBACHER France

20TH CENTURY DESIGN88-GALLERY UK, Belgium

ANNE AUTEGARDEN Belgium

ALEXANDRE BIAGGI France

BOCCARA France, Russia

JEAN-DAVID BOTELLA France

ANTOINE BROCCARDO France

CHAHAN GALLERY France

CHASTEL-MARÉCHAL France

GALERIE DUTKO France, UK

ALEXANDRE FRÉDÉRIC France

Y & V GASTOU France

ALEXANDRE GUILLEMAIN France

JACQUES HERVOUET France

JOUSSE ENTREPRISE France

JACQUES LACOSTE France

FRANCK LAIGNEAU France

GALERIE LE BEAU Belgium

GALERIE LUMIÈRES France

ALAIN MARCELPOIL France

GALERIE MARCILHAC France

MARTEL-GREINER France

MEUBLES ET LUMIÈRES France

GALERIE DU PASSAGE France

MAISON RAPIN - 88 G France, Hong Kong

MATTHIEU RICHARD France

JEWELLERYLORENZ BÄUMER France BERNARD BOUISSET France MA TEI France

ASIAN ARTSMINGEI JAPANESE ARTS France ERIC POUILLOT France

CONTEMPORARY DESIGNGALERIE BSL France

CARPENTERS France, UK, USA

ANTONINE CATZÉFLIS France

EN ATTENDANT LES BARBARES France

GARRIDO Spain

GOSSEREZ France

MICHÈLE HAYEM France

GALERIE KREO France, UK

MOUVEMENTS MODERNES France

NEGROPONTES France

PERPITCH & BRINGAND France

PRIVEEKOLLEKTIE UK, The Netherlands

CLARA SCREMINI France

ARMEL SOYER France

MARIA WETTERGREN France

GLASS, CERAMICSÈVRES France KAREN SWAMI France

PRECOLOMBIAN ARTMERMOZ France

SCULPTURESGALERIE BAYART France NICOLAS BOURRIAUD France DUMONTEIL France, China, USA PHILIPPE HEIM France

TRIBAL ARTGALERIE AFRIQUE France GALERIE FLAK France LUCAS RATTON France

19TH CENTURY AND MODERN PAINTINGSAKTIS GALLERY UK

FLEURY France

GALERIE 56 France

DOMINIQUE HURTEBIZE France

GÉRARD LASÉS Hong Kong

PROTÉE France

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PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORS 19TH CENTURY DECORATIVE ARTS

Vase Les quatre Saisons Sèvres, France, 1934-1935Decoration from Louis Süe – Manufacture de SèvresH. 28 cm Ø 21,5 cm

DIDIER LUTTENBACHER - France

For 20 years, Didier Luttenbacher proposes to rediscover the extraordinary creativity of the Decorative Arts from 19th to the 20th century.

Vase with a face by Pierre Adrien DalpayratSandstone, made by Alphonse Voisin-DelacroixH. 64,8 cm Ø 21,5 cm

OSCAR GRAF - France

The Oscar Graf gallery is devoted to French, British and American furniture and works of art from 1870 to 1910.

Oscar Graf - 15, rue de Seine 75006 Pariswww.oscar-graf.com

Galerie Luttenbacher - 12, rue des Beaux-Arts 75006 Paris www.didier-luttenbacher.com

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Decoration project by Christian Bérard (1902 – 1949) for Marie-Blanche de Polignac

ANNE AUTEGARDEN - Belgium

ALEXANDRE BIAGGI - France

Antique dealer, Gallerist and Editor, Alexandre Biaggi is specialised in Decorative Arts from the 20th century. Known for the pertinence of his choice and the elegancy of his staging, Alexandre Biaggi celebrates in 2O17 the 20th anniversary of his gallery.

Sculpture by Gabriella Crespi, Italy circa 1970Steel and perspexH. 94 cm x W. 26 cm x D. 15 cm

88-GALLERY - UK, Belgium

Erik Müllendorff focuses on work from American, Italian, French and Belgian designers.He has published extensively on the subject of 20th Century Decorative Arts and serves on the vetting committees of various international art fairs.

88-Gallery - 86/88 Pimlico Road London SW1W 8PL www.88-gallery.com

Alexandre Biaggi - 14, rue de Seine 75006 Pariswww.alexandrebiaggi.com

Chair from Gian Franco Frattini, Italie

Anne Autegarden is passionate about the 20th century decorative furnitures. For 20 years on, she specialises in Italian design from 1905 to 1980. She exhibits Italian, French, American and Belgian designs.

Anne Autegarden 102, avenue Marquis de Villalobar 1150 Bruxelles

www.autegarden.com

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Sheep herd by François-Xavier Lalanne

Vase Cytise by Jean Dunand, 1908 H. 40 cm Ø 15,5 cm

JEAN-DAVID BOTELLA - France

ANTOINE BROCCARDO - France

The Botella gallery presents objects, jewellery and sculptures by major artists of the 20th century, from Line Vautrin’s poetic work to the sophisticated modernity of Jean Després to the fantastic world of Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne.

The eclectic Antoine Broccardo is devoted to the research of Art objects and furniture from international artists of the 20th Century Decorative Arts. Every year, he makes us discover important pieces by artists who are recognized as the most confidential.

Lumière sur l’inconnu from Mathieu Matégot, Aubusson 1960H. 190 cm x W. 130 cm

BOCCARA - France, Russia

The Boccara Gallery presents sculptural works and exhibits new acquisitions of modern tapestries, silk carpets, and modern and contemporary artistic carpets or tapestries.

Galerie Boccara - 7, quai Voltaire 75007 Paris www.boccara.com

Galerie JD Botella - 42, rue de Seine 75006 Paris

Galerie Broccardo - 3, Rue de Lille 75007 Pariswww.albantiquites.com

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Buffet from Chahan Minassian in collaboration with Peter Lane Oak and ceramic

CHAHAN GALLERY - France

Decorator and editor, Chahan Minassian mostly exhibits furnitures from his own design that he makes for worldwide residential projects.

Galerie Chahan - 11, rue de Lille 75007 Pariswww.chahan.com

Desk in palm wood by Eugène Printz, circa 1929Desk in palm woodH. 75 cm x W. 130 cm x D. 70 cm

GALERIE DUTKO - France, UK

The Dutko gallery is specialised in Decorative Art, Modern and Contemporary Art and also contemporary creators furnitures. Jean-Jacques Dutko rediscovered creators from the Art Deco period that are nowadays known worldwide as Eugène Printz

Galerie Dutko - 11, rue de Bonaparte 75006 Pariswww.dutko.com

Set of 4 organic chairs by François Thévenin, circa 1992 for the villa Le Clos du ParadisForged metal with original blue patina

GALERIE CHASTEL-MARÉCHAL - France

The Chastel-Maréchal gallery is devoted to the defence and the rediscovery of great 20th century French creators and more particularly from years 1930 to 1960. The choice of presented artists gives the public a pertinent picture of this years with rare and unseen artworks on the market.

Galerie Chastel-Maréchal - 5, rue Bonaparte 75006 Pariswww.chastel-marechal.com

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Two coffee tables by Jorge Zalszupin Petalas model, tribute to origami

ALEXANDRE FRÉDÉRIC - France

For his first participation in PAD Paris, Alexandre Frédéric exhibits a selection of brasilian modernist furnitures. It is his encounter with Sergio Rodrigues, one of the founders of the brasilian modernist furniture, that made him wanted to share the legacy of this movement in France.

Alexandre Frédérique - Marché Serpette Allée 6 Stand 9 92 Saint Ouen www.af-galerie.com

Goutte d’eau by Ado Chale, circa 1980Circular coffee table, aluminium fusion

YVES & VICTOR GASTOU - France

Yves and Victor Gastou like to exhibit furniture from the Great Century with creators from year 1940 to 1950. The splendour of the 70’s appears through the work of Philippe Hiquily and the sparkle of Ado Chale’s pieces.

Galerie Gastou - 12, rue Bonaparte 75006 Pariswww.galerieyvesgastou.com

ALEXANDRE GUILLEMAIN - France

Galerie Guillemain - 21, rue Visconti 75006 Pariswww.designartefact.com

The Alexandre Guillemain gallery, specialised in furnitures and art object from the 40’s to our days, exhibits worldwide known designers and artists such as Pierre Paulin, Charlotte Perriand, Paul Evans George Nakashima or Jacques and Dani Ruelland.

Cabinet by Paul Evans, circa 1960Unique piece, signed acier polychrome patinated steel, slate H. 78 cm x W. 153 cm x D. 55 cm

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JOUSSE ENTREPRISE - France

Galerie Jousse - 18, rue de Seine 75006 Pariswww.jousse-entreprise.com

JACQUES HERVOUET - France

Jacques Hervouet reads and links the Decorative Arts in a non-conventional and really eclectic way. In search for differentiation, quality and excellence, he selects unique pieces.

Galerie Hervouet - 40, rue de l’Université 75007 Paris www.galeriehervouet.fr

JACQUES LACOSTE - France

Galerie Jacques Lacoste - 12, rue de Seine 75006 Paris www.jacqueslacoste.com

Vague by Maria Pergay, circa 1970Steel, leather H. 37 cm x W. 120 cm x D. 40 cm

Philippe and Matthias Jousse sustain a passion for the esthetic of the 20th century furnitures. The gallery plays a major role in the evolution of French collectors taste by developping two parallel activities: architects furnitures and contemporary art.

Large seat by Gustave Serrurier-Bovy, 1901Three plates, padouk

Jacques Lacoste shares for 25 years his taste for 20th Century Decorative Arts. For this edition the gallery shows a selection of French and Belgian Art Nouveau furnitures.

Lamp Oeil by Michel Boyer, circa 1965H. 43 x L. 38 cm*

* PAD Paris 2016

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Anthroposophic style candle holder by Hans Itel W. 50 cm x H. 25 x D. 23 cm

Franck Laigneau specializes in the Jugendstil Schools and the Colonies of artists from the turn of the century, with particular attention for Germany and Scandinavia. He highlights furnitures and objects made in this pivotal period by artists, painters or sculptors.

Buffet by Paolo Buffa, circa 1943Oak, Plywood, Brass and RattanH. 179 cm x W. 174,5 cm x D. 44 cm

FRANCK LAIGNEAU - Portugal

LE BEAU - Belgium

The Galerie Le Beau focuses on master cabinetmakers and lighting designers from 1930 to 1970. It features Scandinavian, American and Italian designers, including Paolo Buffa, George Nakashima, Hans Wegner and Poul Henningsen.

Galerie Franck Laigneau - Outeiro das Freiras, Santo Estêvão 7100-580 Estremoz www.francklaigneau.com

Galerie Le Beau - 67, rue Lebeau 1000 Bruxelleswww.galerie-lebeau.com

GALERIE LUMIÈRES - France

New exhibitor in PAD Paris 2017, Galerie Lumières is the result of the curiosity of Régis Mathieu and Philippe Renaud. They design, collect and offer period lighting for more than 20 years.

Galerie Lumières - 2, rue de Miromesnil 75008 Pariswww.galerielumieres.com

Jellyfish by Régis MathieuCut crystal rock, golden bronzeH. 85 cm x Ø. 110 cm

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Rolling table by André Sornay, circa 1957Mohogany and ashH. 80 cm x W. 87 cm x D. 45 cm

ALAIN MARCELPOIL - France

GALERIE MARCILHAC - France

Specialised in furniture and work of art from the Art Deco period from the 20’s to the 30’s, the Alain Marcelpoil gallery honours the works of André Sornay and Claudius Linossier.

Galerie Marcelpoil - 28, Rue de Seine 75006 Pariswww.galeriemarcelpoil.com

Pair of Armchairs by Jean Royère, circa 1949Walnut-veneered wood, red velvet.H. 58 cm x L. 80 cm x P. 72 cm

Present at PAD Paris for the first time, the Marcilhac gallery, directed by Félix-Félix Marcilhac, specializes in works from the 20’s to the 40’s.

Galerie Marcilhac - 8, Rue Bonaparte 75006 Paris www.marcilhacgalerie.com

Sculpture coffee table by Jacques Duval-Brasseur, circa 1970Brushed steel and beautiful quartz, free-form glass topH. 45 cm x W. 170/140 cm x D. 115 cm

MARTEL-GREINER - France

Hélène Greiner proposes a rediscovery of the diversity of post-war sculpture, decorative arts, French, Belgian, Italian and American designers, lighting and jewellery by exceptional artists and major pictorial name from after war.

Galerie Martel-Greiner - 6, rue de Beaune 75007 Pariswww.martel-greiner.fr

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Chair by Xavier Féal, circa 1970Brushed stainless steel, retractable leather cushionH. backrest 84 cm x H. seat 49 cm x W. 40 cm x seat pad 42 cm

Vase of flowers and women by Gio Ponti, 1924Majolica yellow and blue

MEUBLES ET LUMIÈRES - France

Meubles et Lumières gallery, of the two young antique dealers, Alexandre Goult and Guilhem Faget, offers a selection of designer pieces that marked the second half of the 20th century.

Galerie Meubles et Lumières - 58, rue Mazarine 75006 Paris www.meublesetlumieres.com

GALERIE DU PASSAGE - France

Galerie du Passage - 20-26, Galerie Véro-Dodat 75001 Pariswww.galeriedupassage.com

For this edition, Pierre Passebon, inventive and precursor between baroque and minimal, will honour Italian modern designers such as Gio Ponti, Franco Albini, Fontana Arte and Carlo Mollino.

Olbia de Roberto G. Rida, 2017Optical Cabinet black and white opal glassH. 170 cm x W. 64 cm x P. 42 cm

MAISON RAPIN - 88 GALLERY - France, Hong Kong

Maison Rapin brings together all the activities of the antique dealer-designer Philippe Rapin: 88 Gallery-Paris, 88 Gallery-Hong Kong, Kam Tin Furniture and Saint Ouen Vintage. The whole universe and artistic choices of an eclectic merchant are united.

Maison Rapin - 25, Quai Voltaire 75007 Pariswww.maison-rapin.com

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Wardrobe by André Arbus, circa 1950Wood and bronze, from Palais des Consuls in Rouen

MATTHIEU RICHARD - France

The Matthieu Richard Gallery specializes in Decorative Arts and design of the 20th century. With more than twenty-five years of experience in this field, Matthieu Richard is one of the most talented merchants of his generation.

Galerie Matthieu Richard - 34, rue de Seine 75006 Pariswww.matthieurichard.fr

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PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORS JEWELERY

MA TEI - France

Frédérique Mattei is a plastician passionate about pearls, precious and semi-precious, ancient and contemporary stones from India, Africa, the Andes, Venice, Central Asia. She invents oneiric and timeless unique necklaces.

BERNARD BOUISSET - France

Settled in Béziers, Bernard Bouisset specializes in jewellery from the 30’s to the 70’s with a preference for signatures from the Place Vendôme.

Galerie Bouisset - 20, rue du 4 septembre 34500 Bezierswww.bernardbouisset.com

Galerie Ma Tei - 27, rue de Grenelle 75007 Paris

LORENZ BÄUMER - France

Beetle pin by Lorenz BaumerYellow, white and chocolate diamonds, pink and orange sapphire, gold, lacquer and aluminium

Talisman by Frédérique Mattei, 2016Gold plated brass

Lorenz Baumer is the jewellery designer setteld at Place Vendôme in Paris. He participates for the first time at PAD Paris with a selection of fine jewellery pieces.

Lorenz Baumer - 4, Place Vendôme, 75001 Pariswww.lorenzbaumer.com

Set, necklace and earrings by H. SternMulticolored fine stones

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PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORS ASIA ARTS

MINGEI JAPANESE ARTS - France

ÉRIC POUILLOT - France

Mugen by Jin Morigami Braided and lacquered bamboo

Mingei Japanese Arts specializes in the Ancient Arts and Contemporary Decorative Arts of Japan. For their first participation in PAD Paris, Philippe Boudin and his wife Maiko will pay homage to the aesthetic purity of Japanese art, among which the little-known art of Japanese basketry.

Minei Japanese Arts - 5, rue Visconti 75006 Pariswww.mingei-arts-gallery.com

Éric Pouillot gallery is devoted to terracotta and bronze objects, which are Chinese funeral furnitures illustrated by zoomorphic or anthropomorphic statuettes, dishes and architectural models.

Galerie Eric Pouillot - 8, rue de Beaune 75007 Paris

Cavalière, China. Tang Dynasty (618 - 907 AD) Three colors enamelled terracotta called «Sancaï», blue, cream, amber

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PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORS CONTEMPORARY DESIGN

Open Space 4 by Morgane Tschiember, 2016, Concrete, light fittingsH. 51 cm x W. 19 cm x D. 18 cm

Table muscle by Niolas CesbronBronze base and pear trayH. 160 cm x W. 78 cm

CARPENTERS WORSHOP GALLERY - France, UK, USA

ANTONINE CATZÉFLIS - France

Carpenters Workshop Gallery transcends traditional segmentation between art and design. Its vocation, at the crossroads of these two universes, is to produce and exhibit functional sculptures, created by artists or designers emerging from their traditional territories of expression.

To the delight of the collectors, Antonine Catzéflis brings works from the four corners of Europe and presents only single pieces or small series. By opening her space to certain artists, by selecting their work, by investing on their talent, she writes from exhibition to exhibition her own history and accomplishes her creative approach.

JinShi Pink Jade Console by Studio MVW, 2017Jade pink, stainless steel anodized brass, mirror, LedsH. 200 cm x W. 110 cm x D. 30 cm

GALERIE BSL - France

Artists and designers from the BSL Gallery question the evidences and carry an intriguing universe. The astonishment arises from the unexpectedness of a material, a dialogue between art and function, an opening towards a powerful oneiric world, offered by single pieces or in very limited edition that address to the Heart as to the intellect.

Galerie BSL - 10, rue Bonaparte 75006 Pariswww.galeriebsl.com

Galerie Carpenters - 54, rue de la Verrerie 75004 Pariswww. carpentersworkshopgallery.com

Galerie Catzeflis - 23, rue Saint-Roch 75001 Pariswww.antoninecatzeflis.com

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Pierre pedestal table by Éric Schmitt Patinated folded steel with movable top.

EN ATTENDANT LES BARBARES - France

Since 1983, the gallery En Attendant les Barbares is the reference editor of Garouste & Bonetti, whose influence on design has been major. The approach of the gallery is to provoke encounters between reputed artisans of art and designers of the 21th century.

En attendant les barbares - 35 rue de Grenelle 75007 Pariswww.barbares.com


coffee table Mer Noire by Damien Gernay Leather and patinated steel

GOSSEREZ - France

As part of the functional and decorative tradition that is now a century old of furniture design, the Galerie Gosserez has the ambition to renovate its codes and practices through its original editions of furniture and objects.

Galerie Gosserez - 3, rue Debelleyme 75003 Pariswww.galeriegosserez.com

Chaflan console by Paloma and Juan Garrido Anthracite Nickel Plated and metal with NickelH. 85 cm x L. 140 cm x W. 40 cm

GARRIDO - Spain

The work of Paloma and Juan Garrido linked experimentation and research of new materials with the use of artisanal and traditional executive techniques that give them a unique style. The nature and the contemporary architecture are the best inspiration

Galerie Garrido - 28500 Arganda Del Rey Madrid - Espagne www.garridogallery.com

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MOUVEMENTS MODERNES - France

The Mouvements Modernes gallery works since its creation on the field of the single piece, limited editions and special order, offering an exclusive selection of exceptional furniture, lightnings and work of art.

Galerie Mouvements Modernes - 29, rue de Seine 75006 Pariswww.mouvementsmodernes.com

GALERIE KREO - France, UK

The Galerie Kreo publishes and exhibits the original creations of the greatest historical and contemporary designers, as a space-laboratory dedicated to the research work of these creators.

Galerie Kreo - 31, rue Dauphine 75006 Pariswww.galeriekreo.com

Mirror by Elizabeth Garouste, 2007Golden flat iron, glassH. 151 cm x W. 91 cm x D. 18,5 cm

Floorlamp by Gino Sarfatti

MICHÈLE HAYEM - France

Rocheuse by Bertozzi & Casoni, 1987Enamelled ceramic, glassH. 77 cm X W. 180 cm x D. 76 cm

Michèle Hayem participates for the first time at PAD Paris 2017. The gallery devotes personal exhibitions to renowned creators of art furniture such as Mark Brazier-Jones, Nathanaël Le Berre and Béatrice Serre, as well as prestigious ceramists such as Bertozzoni & Casoni and Carolein Smit.

Galerie Michèle Hayem - 5, rue de Beaune 75007 Paris www.galerie-michele-hayem.com

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PRIVEEKOLLEKTIE - UK, The Netherlands

PERPITCH & BRINGAND - France

Agnès Perpitch and Elodie Bringand set up close and lasting relations with their artists who regularly exhibit in their gallery, as part of a solo show or collective exhibitions. They include works by Vincent Fournier, Pauline Guerrier and Joran Briand.

Perpitch & Bringand - 7, rue Paul-Louis Courier 75007 Pariswww.perpitch-bringand.com

Acropora vases by Joran Briand Marble and brassH. 25 cm x W. 25 cm x D. 35 cm

Priveekollektie represents internationally renowned artists and designers and offers to young talents a platform to show their collection at the crossroads of contemporary art and design.

Priveekollektie - Kerkstraat 1, 5256 EC Pelsestraat 13 5256at Heusden de Maas

www.priveekollektie.com

Secret Lagoon by Reinier Bosch, 2016BronzeH. 40 cm x W. 40 cm x D. 42 cm

NEGROPONTES - France

The Negropontes gallery offers unique furniture where art, design and know-how meet with talent. The gallery aims to reconnect with the Decorative Arts «à la Française» in a resolutely contemporary vision.

Galerie Negropontes - 60, rue de Verneuil 75007 Pariswww.negropontes-galerie.com

Gemme coffee table by Hervé Langlais + Perrin & PerrinGlass from Perrin & Perrin and brass standH.35 cm Ø. 120 cm

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MARIA WETTERGREN - France

The interdisciplinary approach that combines design, art, architecture and craftsmanship is the red thread of the artistic direction of the Wettergren Gallery, which focuses on artists and designers who propose a dialogue between new technologies and traditional know-how.

Galerie Wettergren - 18, rue Guénégaud 75006 Pariswww.mariawettergren.com

Ring collection by Thomas Duriez, 2014 - 2016Polished or scratched bronze

A touch of Mack by Hannes Stephensen, 2015Ash chairH. 80 cm x W. 50 cm x D. 45 cm

ARMEL SOYER - France

The Armel Soyer Editions gallery is devoted to decorative arts of the 21st century, proposing a contemporary and global approach, while implementing sometimes forgotten know-how.

Galerie Armel Soyer - 19-21, rue Chapon 75003 Pariswww.armelsoyer.com

CLARA SCREMINI - France

Clara Scremini Gallery appears since the beginning of the PAD as an alchemist. Clara Scremini Gallery supports aesthetic confluence: these new confluences require struggle, accordance or discordance.

Clara Scremini - 99, rue Quincampoix 75003 Paris www.clarascreminigallery.com

Sleeves by Laura de Santillana GlassW. 116 Ø 35

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PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORS GLASS, CERAMIC

KAREN SWAMI - France

Karen Swami exhibits for the second time in PAD Paris. She presents a selection of unique pieces on the subject of contrast, white versus black, smooth porcelain against smoked ground.

SÈVRES - France

Dedicated to creation, Sèvres develops bold artistic projects thanks to its exceptional know-how. The Manufacture regularly invites the greatest artists and designers to create unique pieces or limited series in ceramics. This year, Sèvres welcomes collectors to a journey through colors.

Sèvres - 2, place de la Manufacture 92310 Sèvreswww.sevresciteceramique.fr

Galerie Swami - 6, rue Victor Schoelcher 75014 Paris www.swami.fr

Divinité by Christian Astuguevieille, 2016PorcelainH. 77 cm x W. 30 cm Ø 18 cm

Vase Aphrodite by Karen SwamiEnamelled red sandstoneH. 39 Ø 24 cm

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PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORS PRECOLOMBIAN ART

MERMOZ - France

Galerie Mermoz specializes in pre-Columbian Art from Mesoamerica and South America offers an unequalled collection of museum quality pieces, mainly coming from Mexico – Olmec, Mezcala, Colima, Maya, Teotihuacan – but also from Peru, Costa Rica and Argentina.

Galerie Mermoz - 6, rue du Cirque 75008 Pariswww.galerie-mermoz.com

Sitting chaman, Colima, Mexico, 100 BC – 250 ADBrown hollow terracotta with a red-brown-orange coating and significant traces of manganese oxide.H. 40 cm, W. 25, 7 cm, D 22, 2 cm

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PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORS SCULPTURES

GALERIE DUMONTEIL - France, USA, China

PHILIPPE HEIM - France

Philippe Heim devotes himself to the presentation of those we named the travelling artists and other painters and sculptors from the 20th century first half.

GALERIE BAYART - France

Galerie Dumonteil - 38, rue de l’Université 75007 Pariswww.dumonteil.com

Galerie Heim - 72, rue Rodier 75009 Paris

Galerie Dumonteil exhibits a selection of design pieces, sculptures, paintings and photographs revolving around the theme of the Animal and the Nature.

Particularly focused on sculpture, Caroline and Thomas Bayart show a certain taste for the 20th

century and contemporary artists, especially towards the figurative sculpture. They exhibit for the first time in PAD Paris.

Galerie Bayart - 17, rue des Beaux-Arts 75006 Pariswww.galeriebayart.fr

Head of leopard II by Patric Villas, 2016BronzeH. 39 cm x W. 37 cm x D. 30 cm

Titipo by Daniel Daviau, 2017Bronze, Fonderie BodinH. 169 cm x W. 80 cm x D. 57 cm

Flemish flights by Hélène Arfi

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PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORS SCULPTURES

An antique dealer and expert in sculpture from the 19th and 20th centuries, Nicolas Bourriaud grew up among works of art, and from the earliest age he became passionate about the French bronzes of the past centuries. For his first participation in PAD Paris he presents pieces from Fenosa, Sarrabezolles, Godchaux and Prost.

Galerie Nicolas Bourriaud - 205, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré 75008 Pariswww.galerienicolasbourriaud.com

Centaur playing the flute and mermaid by Carlo Sarrabezolles StoneH. 134 cm, W. 51 cm, D. 30 / 27 cm

GALERIE NICOLAS BOURRIAUD - France

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PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORS TRIBAL ART

FLAK - France

LUCAS RATTON - France

Flak Gallery presents a selection of ancient art from Africa, Oceania and North America, with a special focus on the Eskimo arts of the Far North and Kachina dolls from Arizona.

The Ratton Gallery specializes in the ritual works from Africa. Whether it is sculptures from West Africa, such as the large Tyiwara crests of the Malian Bambara ethnic group, the «classics» Fang or Punu from Gabon’s art, or the statues with magical or prophylactic virtues from the tribes Téké, Luba, or Kusu in Congo.

Mambila mask from Cameroun 43 cm

GALERIE AFRIQUE - France

Galerie Afrique exhibits ancient African sculptures and an important choice of ethnographic objects, jewellery, pottery, coins, textiles, weapons and furniture selected with rigor for their aesthetic quality and their antiquity.

Galerie Afrique - 71, quai de la Pie 94100 Saint Maurwww.aa-galeries.com

Galerie Flak - 8, rue des Beaux Arts 75006 Pariswww.galerieflak.com

Galerie Ratton - 33, Rue de Seine 75006 Pariswww.galerieratton.com

Kachina, ritual doll, Hopi Arizona, circa 1900Young Butterfly Girl (Pahlik Mana) H. 37, 5 cm

Ngoni sculpture, Tanzani end of 19th centuryWood and pearlH. 50 cm - H. 50, 8 cm

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PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORS 19TH CENTURY AND MODERN

FLEURY - France

The Fleury Gallery specializes in painting and sculpture from the 20th century. It presents a rigorous selection of works from Fauvism, cubism and abstract art from the 50’s.

AKTIS GALLERY - UK

The AKTIS gallery exhibits mainly Modern Art with a focus on Chinese and Russian emigrant artists who worked in Paris during the second half of the 20th century.

Galerie Aktis - 10-11, Park Place London SW1A1LPwww.aktis-gallery.co.uk

Galerie Fleury - 36, avenue Matignon 75008 Pariswww.galeriefleury.com

GALERIE 56 - France

For its first participation in PAD Paris, the Galerie 56 created by Laure and Arnaud de Jonckeera will mostly exhibits work of art by the Monegasque Philippe Pastor.

Galerie 56 - 56, rue Saint-François 74120 Megève

De Vliegende (The Fly) by Karel Appel, 1949 Oil on canvaL. 40 cm x W. 50 cm.

Bleu Monochrome by Philippe Pastor, 2014162 x 114 cm

Bird de Wang Keping, 2011CatalpaH. 77 x L. 50 x P. 36

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PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORS 19TH CENTURY, MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS

PROTÉE - France

The Protée gallery stand for a militant gallery, only serving the painting as «best art visual support» which by the sensitive voice throw us in a world that transcend with an unchanging fidelity.

GÉRARD LASÉS - Hong Kong

After 20 years of expertise in Paris, Gerard Lases moves to Hong-Kong in 2008 and founded Infrarouge Art Projects Ltd promoting renowned, emergent, Asiatic and Western artists suggesting masterpieces of quality for collectors and the audience.

Galerie Lasés - Unit 801, 8/F New Victory House93-103 Wing Lok Street Sheung Wan

www.infraredartprojects.com

Galerie Protée - 38, rue de Seine 75006 Pariswww.galerieprotee.com

Double Line (Untitled) by Sam Francis 1974Acrylic on paper, mounted on canvaH. 92 cm x W. 184 cm

Absract composition (Blue and grey blue) bySerge Poliakoff 1962Oil on canvaH. 100 cm x W. 81 cm

Versant sud by Wang Yan Cheng, 2013Oil on canvaH. 150 cm x W. 150 cm

DOMINIQUE HURTEBIZE - France

Dominique Hurtebize, passionate collector before being an art dealer, proposes exceptional piece of work from various period from the art history that co-exist and enrich themselves in order to satisfy an aesthetic and demanding clientele.

Galerie Hurtebize - 17, Boulevard de la Croisette 06400 Cannes www.hurtebize.net

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PAD PARIS 2017 EXHIBITORS 19TH CENTURY, MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS

TRAITS-NOIRS - France

The Traits Noirs gallery registers for about 15 years in the historical dynamic of the 20th century second half, reflecting various abstraction aspects and trend.

Galerie Traits Noirs - 13 rue Mazarine 75006 Paris

Manolo Millares, 1960Oil and twine on burlapH. 60 x W. 110 x D. 15 cm

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OFFICIAL PARTNERPAD PARIS 2017 - 21ÈME ÉDITION

For numerous years now HSBC France has taken on supporting and encouraging endeavours in various creative fields, through its long time involvement in the cultural landscape. Its commitment to helping young talents through the Prix HSBC pour la Photographie and the HSBC Laureates of the Academy of the Aix-en-Provence music festival reflect HSBC conviction that the success of young generations is a key issue for our contemporary society.

By renewing its sponsorship with the PAD Paris Art and Design fair for the twelfth year, HSBC France is again expressing its keen desire to be future- oriented through supporting 20th century contemporary design and decorative arts, which are increasingly establishing themselves among today’s leading art market’s disciplines.

This exclusive partnership enables HSBC France to provide its customers with privileged access to a unique event that meets their cultural aspirations and, for some, a wish to invest in what is now considered by collectors to be a significant asset.

The wide variety of works presented at PAD – built up from the start of the 20th century to the present day – forcefully embodies a goal common to the design world and HSBC: to provide oneself with the means to fulfil one’s ambitions and demonstrate tried and proved international expertise.

Press ContactSophie Riccord 01 40 70 33 05 [email protected]

HSBC in FranceHSBC France became part of the HSBC Group in the year 2000 and adopted the HSBC brand in November 2005. The registered office of HSBC France is located in Paris. With almost 400 branches in France and approximately 10,000 staff members, HSBC in France provides universal banking services to both private and corporate customers.

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PARTNERSPAD PARIS 2017 - 21ST EDITION

OFFICIAL PARTNERS

MEDIA PARTNERS

PARTNERS

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INTERIOR DESIGNER QUOTES PAD PARIS 2017 - 21ST EDITION

• What is the most memorable part of the PAD, discovery or revelation ?

“One of my most memorable part is the first PAD I’ve ever visited 10 years ago. I found out at Mathieu Richard a superb floor lamp by Mathieu Matégot I still have at home. An exceptional piece I haven’t seen elsewhere.” Luis Laplace

“My most memorable part of the PAD was to have been selected to be part of the prestigious jury. I was enough “Junior”. Every year, I discover and learn a bit more about the topic of key pieces of design. It’s fascinating!” Sarah Lavoine

“It was two years ago, Franck Laigneau showcased pieces totally opposite to the current trends, with a set of exceptional anthropomorphic fine furniture signed by Rudolph Steiner.” Jacques Bec and Artur Miranda

• What market aspect of the PAD change in your opinion ?

“The PAD changed the way buyers perceived objects in an appropriate setting. The most renowned ancient and contemporary design galleries invented a scenography inspired by the style they exposed. Collectors can now apprehend the Arts Decoratifs objects in the most traditional way.” Vincent Darré

“The PAD has a pragmatic design approach, it is a unique platform connecting design professionals and clients. The proximity of pieces exposed and their staging are two major assets of the PAD. This is neither an academic or narrow place. This is a fair accessible to the public, which is a primordial aspect for its longevity. Our clients are waiting with eagerness the fair occurring in Paris and London.” Luis Laplace

“Its extremely specific selection shows to the public and collectors what it is the most beautiful about modern and contemporary design. With a human scale staging and a selection of the most beautiful galleries.” Sarah Lavoine

“The PAD refreshed the image of Decorative Arts from the 40’s to 70’s, which highly stimulated the market. This is also a fair which attract very diverse personalities, from the universe of fashion, design but also amateurs and new collectors.” Jacques Bec and Artur Miranda

“The PAD gives the opportunity to each gallery to express not only through furniture it suggests but also propose through a scenography that refreshes its image in each event. The visitor discovers new exhibitors and renews galleries he thinks to know.’’ Caroline Sarkozy

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GENERAL INFORMATIONSPAD PARIS 2017 - 21ST EDITION

PAD PARIS 2017 MARCH 22ND - 26TH 2017 - TUILERIES

PRESS TOUR Tuesday, march 21st from 11 a.m to 1 p.m

• ADDRESS

Jardin des TuileriesEsplanade des Feuillants Entrance : 234, rue de Rivoli - Façing rue de Castiglione75001 Paris

• MÉTRO

Tuileries (Line 1)

• OPENING HOURS

Wednesday, march 22nd – VIP Opening11 a.m - 10 p.m

Thursday, march 23rd – Night Opening11 a.m – 10 p.m

Friday 24th – Saturday, march 25th11 a.m - 8 p.m

Sunday, march 26th11 a.m - 6 p.m

• TICKETS

Adults : 20 €Students : 10 € Online purchase : www.pad-fairs.com/tickets/fr/

• SOCIAL MEDIA

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PRESS CONTACT

FAVORI - Grégoire Marot, Nadia Banian 233, rue Saint-Honoré - 75001 Paris+ 33 (0) 1 42 71 20 [email protected]

ORGANIZATION CONTACT

PAD Paris102, rue du Faubourg Saint- Honoré - 75008 Paris+ 33 (0) 1 53 30 85 [email protected]

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