Vintage Citroën car with a Vatican flag on display in a museum hall
In 1896 Gustave Fayet, together with the sculptor Louis Paul, a former pupil of Rodin, founded a workshop in Béziers which by 1904 had produced more than a hundred items in stoneware, the name given to dense, high-fired ceramic. In 1898 these vases caught the eye of Siegfried Bing,
The Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris is showing the exhibition “Gustave Fayet. Collector and Creator” until 8 March 2027. It continues the “Icons of Modern Art” series, which has previously included the collections of Sergei Shchukin, the brothers Mikhail and Ivan Morozov, and the British industrialist Samuel Courtauld. The Fondation
Thanks to the striking appearance of the lady behind Sébastien Lecornu during his address on the introduction of a curfew in response to the protests, I learnt of the existence of such an interesting department as the Ministry of Regional Planning and Decentralisation, which is headed by none other than
The heads of museums, theatres, libraries and other cultural institutions can receive 1 million roubles for their work. Such a financial reward is provided by the National Prize for Cultural Managers, for which applications opened today. The prize is being held for the second time, with the support of the