
Artcurial Schedules June Furniture Auction and July European Collection Sale
Artcurial will present its Furniture & Works of Art auction on June 16 and 17 featuring 18th-century European decorative arts.
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Artcurial will present its Furniture & Works of Art auction on June 16 and 17 featuring 18th-century European decorative arts.
On April 6, 2026, Artcurial in partnership with Lempertz announced the September 8 auction in Paris of Jean-Jacques Rotthier’s African and Oceanic art collection during Parcours des Mondes.

Sotheby's has announced the discovery and upcoming sale of love letters written by the poet John Keats. The documents will go on public view in London this June prior to the auction.

Dorotheum has announced a live auction of Imperial Court Memorabilia and Historical Objects scheduled for June 1, 2026. The sale will take place at the Palais Dorotheum in Vienna and will feature live bidding for historical artifacts and court-related items. Dr.

Artcurial, in partnership with Lempertz, will auction the African and Oceanic art collection of the late Belgian collector Jean-Jacques Rotthier on September 8, 2026, in Paris.

Artcurial will offer a rare preparatory drawing by Antoine-Jean Gros depicting General Bonaparte at the Bridge of Arcole during its Old Master & 19th Century Drawings auction on March 25, 2026.
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