Expert and merchant, she has played a role of discoverer for museums around the world, as well as for the most prestigious public and private collections.
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Florence Camard, a former student of the Ecole Normale Supérieure and the Ecole du Louvre, spent the first part of her career teaching Modern Literature and the second in Decorative Arts of the 20th Century.
Recognized as a specialist in the work of Jacques-Émile Ruhlmann, she has been associated with major exhibitions about Ruhlmann from 2001 to 2005.
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Perpetual secretary of the French Academy.
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Bréon
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Bimbenet-Privat
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Beurdeley
Expert in French eighteenth century and Far Eastern art.
He wrote around thirty books.
Bedel
Journalist specialized in the art and antiques market, he wrote about twenty books devoted to furniture, antiques, collections, curiosities, including an illustrated dictionary of antiquities at Larousse. Jean Bedel broadened his audience on the art market by his column “The value of things” broadcast on France Info from 1987 to 2005.
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Philippe Bastian is an antique dealer from a dynasty established in Strasbourg since 1871.
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Doctor in Art History, Paris IV-Sorbonne.
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Member of the Institute, General Curator of Heritage, former director of the Museum and National Estate of Versailles, Jean-Pierre Babelon presides today the destinies of the two museums Jacquemart André, Boulevard Haussmann in Paris, and the Abbey of Châalis, in the Oise.
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Boccador
Jacqueline Boccador was a bitter historian and researcher. She remains the reference in the field.
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Karin Blanc, was cultural attaché for the French Embassy in Stockholm and later directed the European office of the J. Paul Getty Trust in Paris. She has gathered and also published with Editions Monelle Hayot the correspondence of physicist Pierre Curie.
Anselm
Art historian, specialized in harpsichords.
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