Featured Artwork
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Steven Cox – PNB (Polka Dance)
$3,090.00 -
Abid Javed – Pleo 57 (2nd Gen)
$1,200.00 -
Price Upon Request
Petra Cortright – Untitled
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Rune Elmegaard – Untitled
$3,000.00 -
Price Upon Request
Rune Christensen – Tomorrow belongs to those who hear it coming
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Kyte Tatt – Esc
$1,700.00 -
SOLD
Andrew Graves – Couch 2022
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William LaChance – ASTROCOAST
$4,330.00

Inaugurated
in 1667, the Paris Salon,
the official art
exhibition of France’s
Académie
des Beaux-Arts,
was arguably the Western world’s greatest annual or biennial art event for the next two and a half centuries. The show’s aim was to encourage the development of
the
fine
arts, to serve
as an outlet for young artists (of all nationalities), and to broaden the impact of
experimental movements–such as Impressionism in the 19th century–on
popular culture.
Following in these footsteps,
Galerie Perrie’s Salon d’Automne et d’Hiver
aims likewise to promote a highly curated selection of works from fine-art photography’s emerging prodigies as well as 20th
Century masters such as Henri Cartier-Bresson, André Kertész and Louis Stettner. In honor of this new Salon’s prestigious historical inspiration, its first curated collection tells the story of Paris itself, each piece intended to capture the simple yet elegant
moments of the quotidienne,
the beauty behind the banal.