An image of Osanna Visconti's recent show at Maison Gerard. Photo by Michael Mundy.
Carol Egan's X stools in stainless steel and blackened bronze.
An image from Salon Art + Design. Photo by Michael Mundy
A selection of ink drawings made while crossing the Sahara by Bernard Boutet de Monvel. France, circa 1922.
Thank you for joining us for Thierry W. Despont: Modern Renaissance Man, which celebrated the versatile genius of a multi-disciplinary artist whose work continues to shape the aesthetic world of today.
New pieces from Ayala Serfaty's Soma series. Israel, 2024.
Top Top, A Pair of Contemporary Sculptural Console Tables by Niamh Barry. Ireland, 2022.
Commode Feu d’Artifice, Exceptional Fireworks Commode by Jules Leleu (inlay designed by Kasskoff & executed by Messager). France, 1938.
New chandeliers by Mark Brazier-Jones.
Vases by Emiliano Celiz
Detail of a fireplace surround by Michael Coffey.
A detail of Muscularity, A Suspended Light Sculpture by Niamh Barry, Ireland, 2019
Two Panels from the Grand Salon of the SS Normandie by Dupas & Champigneulle. France, c. 1934.
Carol Egan's Surf Bench.
A still from The Guardians and Beyond: Ten Years of Art and Design.
Niamh Barry's Muscularity, 2019.
Artist's Hand, A Suspended Light Sculpture in Polished Bronze and LEDs, Ireland 2020
Stephen Downes' alabaster Moon sconce.
New lighting in STACKABL. Photo by Patrick Biller.
From Salon Art + Design, 2022. Photo by Michael Mundy.
Contemporary sculptures in patinated bronze by Zigor.
A collection of vases by Jacques Blin.
From Kiko Lopez: Smoke and Mirrors.
Guillerme et Chambron: New Pieces Available Now.
A look inside Zigor's studio. Photos by Jean-Francois Jaussaud.
Genesis Marina IV: Life from the Void, Contemporary Sculpture by Emiliano Céliz, Argentina, 2022.
The Maisonette at 40 East End Avenue. Photo by Michael Mundy.
Kuramura Blue II & III, Armchairs by AYALA. Israel, 2021
Yongjin Han, Two Pieces of Mountain Rose, United States, 1998.
A set of sculptures by Eric Astoul.
A rare four-door Maison Leleu cabinet in its original Beka lacquer.
A Triptych Verre Eglomise Panels by Jean Dupas from Grand Salon of the SS Normandie.
A vignette from Avennue Evennou, 2020.
Jewelry from the designer Audrey Werner, as featured in her recent show 30 Years of Adornment.
A set of vases by Aage Birck
A Park Avenue apartment staged by Benoist F. Drut.
African Mahogany of a Midcentury Dominique Cabinet.
Boomerang Desk, Maurice Calka for Maison Leleu, France, 1970
Maison Gerard at 130 William St. Photo by Michael Kleinberg.
A watercolor by Jacques Adnet
A collection of vases by Arthur Andersson
The Watertower Chair by Matthew Driscoll, a large vase by Per Weiss; wallpaper from Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz
Two Days in the Life of Andy Warhol, an exhibition of 15 rare black and white photographs by Fine Art photographer, Robert Levin.
Out Of The Fire: Recent Works by Eric Astoul, Guy Bareff, Nadia Pasquer
A vignette from Speaking in Tongues: Furniture and Accessories by Laura Kirar
Maison Gerard participated in the first U.S. edition of NOMAD this summer at Watermill Center, the visionary arts institution founded by Robert Wilson.
A selection of a dozen unique pieces by the Milanese artist who works in bronze using with the ancient method of lost-wax casting — screens, lamps, tables, consoles, and accessories formed in the shape of branches, scattered leaves, blooming flowers, and bamboo.
"It seems like only yesterday that this quest began. I let it stir my imagination, and it stirred my eyes and hands, and they stirred my hammers and anvils. And almost without realizing it, I'm approaching vase number 300…"
“I always have my eyes open. I have to stay curious, aware, and inquisitive, that’s my job.”
In the the magazine's feature, Laura May Todd discusses Osanna Visconti di Modrone, her work, and current show at Maison Gerard.
The piece, to play a central role at this year's Salon Art & Design, in an article by Jill Sieracki.
