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Karla Leyva
Aurora soñando, 2026
Acrylique, graphite, gouache et aquarelle sur coton monté sur châssis en bois
15 × 11 × 2 cm (6 × 4½ × 1 in)
Œuvre unique
Crédit photo : Simon vogel

Galerie Droste

Gérard SCHNEIDER (1896 - 1986),
Opus 50E, 1960
oil on canvas, Signed and dated on the lower left : «Schneider 11-60»
97 x 130 cm

Galerie Jean-François Cazeau

Galerie Dutko

Jean-Michel Wilmotte 1948

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"ROCKSTONE by Wilmotte"

  • Exposition Rockstone - Jean-Michel Wilmotte - Galerie Dutko - Crédit Edouard Bran

Exposition Rockstone - Jean-Michel Wilmotte - Galerie Dutko - Crédit Edouard Bran

Galerie Dutko presents Rockstone by Wilmotte, an exhibition bringing together around fifteen new creations by Jean-Michel Wilmotte, crafted in a variety of marbles, granite, and limestone.

These pieces were conceived and produced especially for the gallery Jean-Jacques Dutko, as part of a close collaboration and dialogue between the architect and the gallerist, who have been longtime friends.

The Rockstone collection continues Jean-Michel Wilmotte’s body of work, whose visual language — developed over more than fifty years — is defined by clarity of line, rigorous composition, precise proportions, and a constant attention to materials and detail.

Solo show of Jean-Michel Wilmotte

From March 19 to May 31, 2026

17 Quai Voltaire
Paris, France
01 56 24 04 20 www.dutko.com

The gallery

Dutko Gallery was founded in 1969. Initially specializing in Art Deco furniture, and in particular the work of French designer Eugène Printz, which Jean-Jacques Dutko has helped to rediscover, the gallery's DNA gradually developed around the dialogue between artists' furniture, sculpture and painting.

Historically present in Saint-Germain-des-Près, in 2010 Dutko Gallery opened a new space on rue de Bretonvilliers on the Ile Saint-Louis. The opening marks the intensified development of the gallery's contemporary art program, a central element of its activity.

In 2022, the rue Bonaparte space was replaced by a larger one at 17 quai Voltaire.

Gallery artists

Cristina Almodovar, Philippe Anthonioz, Alexandra Athanassiades, Béatrice Casadesus, Chieko Katsumata, Robert Courtright, Monique Frydman, Yoshimi Futamura, Christian Jaccard, Tehene Kunbi, Ted Larsen, Guy Leclercq, Jean-Pierre Pincemin, Christian Sorg, Marek Szczesny, Lucas Talbotier, Gérard Titus-Carmel, Max Wechsler, Vladimir Zbynovsky

In the thematic « Sculpture »

Stefan Nikolaev
Carafe, Verre et Pommes, 2025
cuivre martelé et patiné, acrylique sur bois, néon en verre de Murano
140 x 165 x 20 cm
œuvre unique
Courtesy of the artist and Michel Rein, Paris/Brussels

Michel Rein

Stefan Nikolaev 1970, Bulgaria

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"THE INNOCENT EYE"

Kiki Smith, 
Columba, 2025, 
bronze, 
50

Galerie Lelong

Kiki Smith 1954

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"Flight"

 Kishio Suga, Branches of Critical Boundary, 1974 © Kishio Suga

Mendes Wood DM

Kishio Suga 1944, Japan

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"Kishio Suga"

In the tour « Saint-Germain-des-Prés »

Yann Bagot - Myriades, 2023 - encre de Chine et sel marin sur papier - 76 x 56 cm. Courtesy Galerie Berthet-Aittouarès

Galerie Berthet-Aittouarès

The gallery is celebrating its 40th anniversary — Group show

Tiffanie Delune, Alchemy, 2023.
Mixed media on paper Fabriano
© Galerie CHRISTOPHE PERSON

Galerie CHRISTOPHE PERSON

Matières à abstraction, écho à l’histoire d’un lieu — Group show

 Larry Sultan, Mike Mandel, Evidence, 1977, © Estate Larry Sultan, courtesy Galerie Thomas Zander, Cologne

Zander Galerie

Larry Sultan & Mike Mandel

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"Evidence"

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