Artcurial, flagship French auction house
For the second consecutive year, the auction house Artcurial is hosting our annual French Collection exhibition.
During Art Week, don’t miss the “Selected 20/21, Modern and Contemporary Art” sale exhibition, showcasing masterpieces from past and present by Marc Chagall, Alberto Giacometti, Alexander Calder, Pierre Soulages.
Selected 20/21, Modern and Contemporary Art:
Exhibition: from October 19 to October 25, 2025
Auction: October 25, 2025 at 4 PM
Artcurial – Hôtel Dassault: 7, rond-point des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, France
Founded in 2002, Artcurial has established itself as one of the most important auction houses in Europe, at the crossroads of art, heritage, and the contemporary market. Located in the heart of Paris, within the magnificent Hôtel Marcel Dassault on the Champs-Élysées, Artcurial embodies the excellence of French taste and the international reach of the country’s cultural expertise.
The auction house operates in key markets including Paris, Monaco, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, and Marrakech, conducting sales that span more than 25 areas of expertise such as fine art, design, jewelry, watches, rare books, classic cars, and more. It champions both historical and contemporary creation with a distinct curatorial voice, positioning itself at the forefront of global art trends while celebrating French savoir-faire.
In recent years, Artcurial has become a key player in the collectible design world, hosting record-breaking sales of works by Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouvé, and Pierre Jeanneret. Its dedicated Design Department is widely recognized for its expertise and refined eye, attracting collectors from across the globe. In 2023 alone, Artcurial achieved a record turnover of €217 million, a testament to the trust it has earned and the excellence it upholds.
Through its commitment to creativity, heritage, and innovation, Artcurial continues to elevate French art and design on the world stage, a mission that perfectly aligns with the values and ambitions of the French Center of Design.