 GILLOT Firmin (1820-1872) after Antoine Louis BARYE Tiger walking  |  GILLOT Firmin (1820-1872) after Antoine Louis BARYE Arab rider killing a lion Zincographie originale, réalisée d'après... Read more |  GODCHAUX Alfred (Paris 1835- Paris 1895) Seaside in the twilight |
 GORGUET Auguste-François (1862 – 1927) The blossoming cherry tree |  GRATON Jean Michel Vaillant, Le Grand défi, Original belgian edition, published in 1959 by Editions du Lombard |  GUERLAIN « Parfum des Champs-Élysées », Baccarat crystal |
 GUÉRY J, after Rodin One of the grotesque mask of the Trocadéro cascade |  GUÉRY J, after Rodin One of the grotesque mask of the Trocadéro cascade |  Gunnar CYRÉN (born in 1931) Teak Salt Shaker, 60’s for Dansk Designs Beautiful veinous teak salt shaker created by the swedish designer... Read more |
 GUSTAVE MOREAU (1826 – 1898) circle of Orientalist composition |  HARPIGNIES Henri Joseph (1819-1916) Landscape at dawn |  Hartung Hans (1904 – 1989) Original poster printed for the Olympic Games of Munich, Olympia 1972 edition |
- The art gallery
- Classical Art and Antiques available
- Old Paintings from 16th to 19th
- Old drawings
- Sculptures - Decorative objects
- Curiosities - Collections
- Fine miniatures
- Physionotraces portraits
- Modern & Contemporary Art available
- Oils and acrylics
- Graphic arts
- Design
- Sculptures
- Strip cartoons
- Photographs
- Murakami - Pop art
- video art and new forms of art
- Works of art and collection
- Luxury perfumes in crystal limited edition : Lalique...
- Vintage Design
- Sold art
- The bookstore
- Rare books
- Comic strips available & Figurines
- Black and white rare Tintin editions
- Original Tintin coulour edition
- Tintin 1st editions in foreign lenguages
- Other rare and old Tintin editions
- Alix, original edition or rare signed edition
- Franquin, Morris and other comics
- Jacobs or other editions in the taste of Hergé
- Original drawings
- Tintin Pixi figurines
- Comic strips sold
Hergé Tintin au pays des Soviets EO 1930, original black and white edition « Petit Vingtième », 8e mille.
