Modern and post-war art, contemporary art & design

Post-war modern art, contemporary art & design

Sale November 14, 2025 at 2 pm

Hôtel Drouot - Room 6

Exhibitions :

Wednesday, November 12, 11am to 6pm

Thursday, November 13, 11am to 8pm

Friday November 14 from 11am to 12pm

Telephone during the exhibition: 01 48 00 20 06

Contacts

Nicolas Couvrand

Tel.: 01 48 01 91 02

ncouvrand@drouot.com

Purchase orders

Clémence Claude

Tel.: 01 48 01 91 08

bids@drouot.com

AUCTIONEERS AUTHORIZED TO MANAGE SALES

Philippe Ancelin, Christine Benoist-Lacas,

Nicolas Couvrand, Marion Martinot-Doré

Experts

The responsibility of each expert is limited to the lots they have described:

ESTAMPES

Mrs Sylvie COLLIGNON

Expert - Member of SFEP

45 rue Sainte Anne, 75001 Paris

Tel.: 01 42 96 12 17

collignonsylvie@cegetel.net

Mme COLLIGNON has described lots n° 80 and 99.

BOOKS

Ms Danyela Petitot

40 avenue de Ségur, 75015 Paris

Tel.: 01 45 67 42 35

dpetitot@wanadoo.fr

Mme Petitot has described lots no. 8 and 15.

DRAWINGS, PAINTINGS & SCULPTURES

Cabinet Chanoit

Frédérick and Pauline CHANOIT

12 rue Drouot, 75009 Paris

Tel.: 01 47 70 22 33

expertise@chanoit.com

Cabinet Chanoit described lots nos. 81 to 84.

RUSSIAN ART & HISTORICAL SOUVENIRS

Mr. Maxime Charron

5 Rue Auber, 75009 Paris

Tel.: 06 50 00 65 51

expert@maxime-charron.com

M. Charron described lot n°32.

ASIAN ART

Cabinet Portier

Mme Alice Jossaume

26 boulevard Poissonnière, 75009 Paris

Tel.: 01 48 00 03 41

contact@cabinetportier.com

Mme Jossaume described lots n°153 to 156.

FURNITURE & OBJETS D'ART

Cabinet Coulet

Mr. Romain COULET

15 rue de Savoie, 75006 Paris

Tel.: 06 63 71 06 76

contact@couletcoulet.com

Mr. Coulet has described lots no. 31, 33, 34, 35, 38, 39, 41 to 51, 65, 66, 69, 90, 91, 92, 94,95, 106, 107, 108, 115, 134, 135, 136, 141 and 142.

Sales conditions

Any bidder acknowledges having read these general conditions below and

expressly accepting them.

They must identify themselves to Drouot Estimations prior to the sale in order

to be able to bid by telephone during the very sale. Requests for telephone bids

must be put in writing and accompanied by a valid identity document as well

as bank account details. Drouot Estimations will try to contact the bidder by

telephone during the sale but declines all responsibility if an error or omission

occurred in the course of this free service.

It is the buyer’s responsibility to check prior to his purchase whether the

property is subject to customs formalities for export or import to the chosen

destination.

A refusal or a delay of an authorization necessary for the export or the

import could not justify a delay of payment of the total sale price including

commission, expenses, rights and applicable taxes, nor any cancellation or sale

resolution by the successful bidder.

If a certificate of free circulation has been issued or if an application is in

progress, this will be specified when the lot is presented for auction.

No tax-free invoice can be established without official proof of export

Purchasers will pay in addition to the hammer price, a buyer’s premium of:

- 23,21 % (VAT inc.) (for the books).

- 26,40 % (VAT inc.).

- 1,2 % (VAT inc .) DrouotLive.

In accordance with the law, DROUOT ESTIMATIONS is responsible for the

contents stated in the catalogue, subject to amendments announced by the

auctioneer during the sale when presenting the lot.

The dimensions are given on an indicative basis.

No complaint related to restorations, small accidents, and condition will be

accepted as the public exhibition allows a proper examination by the buyer.

Indications about the condition are available upon request to the auctioneer in

charge of the sale.

* A pre-Convention specimen of Chelonioidea spp (I/A) marine turtle shell,

predating 1 July 1947 and therefore in compliance with EC Regulation 338/97 of

09/12/1996 art.2-Wmc.

** The object described, containing elephant ivory (Elephantidae spp I/A),

predates 3 March 1947, within the meaning of EC Regulation 338/97 of 09/12/1996

determining ‘worked specimens acquired more than fifty years previously’, may

be marketed after obtaining a CIC (K) prior to any sale, in accordance with EU

Commission Regulation 2021/2280 of 16/12/2021 which came into force on 19

January 2022.

The CIC will be given to the successful bidder with the item. By taking part in the

sale, the bidder acknowledges that he is familiar with the applicable regulations.

In principle, this lot may not be taken out of the European Union. As soon as

the lot has been sold, the buyer is solely responsible for taking all steps required

by the particular nature of the lot. It is the buyer’s responsibility to obtain any

export or import licence and/or certificate, as well as any other documentation

required. The successful bidder expressly acknowledges that he/she is personally

responsible for all formalities relating to the possession and circulation of such an

object.

In particular, it is the buyer’s responsibility to take any steps required for

the resale or export of the item, and in particular to apply for any re-export

permit that may be required, at the buyer’s expense and risk. The issue of

such a document is not automatic. In the event of re-exportation, it is the

responsibility of the successful bidder to obtain information - prior to any

purchase - from the competent authorities of the country of destination

regarding import conditions.

The successful bidder undertakes to show proof of identity and provide his

contact details prior to the delivery of the lot. The impossibility of exporting or

importing the lot does not justify a delay in payment of the amount due or the

cancellation of the sale.

OBLIGATION: In order for the lot to be delivered, the successful bidder must show

proof of identity and provide his contact details.

*** Coral (Corallium spp) (Corallidae spp) (NR).

Specimen not included in the Washington Convention (CITES), nor in EC

Regulation 338/97 of 09/12/1996, nor in the French Environment Code.

For any export, it is the responsibility of the successful bidder to obtain information

- prior to any purchase of this lot containing coral - with the customs authorities of

the country concerned, particularly if it is the United States.

Absentee and phone bids

Auctioneers and experts execute, free of charge, absentee and phone bids, for

those who cannot attend the sale.

Anyone wishing to set up a phone bid will need to send a request by email,

attaching a copy of his ID and bank details, at the latest the day before the

sale.

Experience reveals that communications are not always possible due to

technical problem or lack of reception, therefore a phone bid request assumes

that THE BUYER AGREES TO BID TO THE LOW ESTIMATE PLUS ONE MORE

BID in case the connection is lost for any reason.

Drouot Estimations cannot be responsible for failing to execute a bid.

To request an absentee or phone bid : bids@drouot.com

Payment

Any purchase will need to be paid during or right after the sale.

Should the buyer fail to pay the amount due by cash, cheque or credit card,

the lot may be re-offered for sale, under the French procedure known as

“procedure de folle enchère”, immediately or at the first opportunity with

payment of the difference by the first bidder, proceedings of the payment at

the expense of the bidder, cancellation of the sale without any fees.

Payment can be made in the following ways:

- By credit card in the saleroom: Visa or Mastercard

- By certified cheque or crossed cheque in euros, upon presentation of a

valid passport. In case of payment by non-certified cheque, the collection of

purchase may be postponed until the money has been received.

Collections will be postponed for any payment by cheque above € 1,000 until

the funds have been credited to our account.

- By bank transfer in euros:

BNP PARIBAS

PARIS LA CENTRALE

(00828)

IBAN : FR76 3000 4008 2800 0106 2854 076

Any buyer who wants to make a payment by bank transfer from a foreign

account must take in account additional fees from his bank remaining at his

own charge.

- In cash (decret of June 24, 2015) : up to € 1,000 (inc. premium) for French

citizens or professionals and up to € 15,000 (inc. premium) for foreign citizens

upon presentation of valid passport and evidence of residence abroad.

Collection and storage

Drouot Estimations will not send any sold item by mail and purchasers will

need to organize their own way of shipping.

If the buyer has no carrier, any request for shipping will have to be made

directly to The Packengers (hello@thepackengers.com) . Payment for the

transport must be made directly to The Packengers.

No purchase will be delivered without reception of full payment.

Bought lots remain entirely under the buyer’s responsibility as soon as the sale

has happened.

Any lot bought from Drouot Estimations and not collected

on the day of the sale, will be sent and stored at Drouot Warehouse with daily

storage fees applying (contact : 01 48 00 20 18 - magasinage@drouot.com).

Drouot Storage

Benefit from Drouot Art storage facility.

At the end of the auction, lots can be collected for free in the room until 7pm

and the day after between 8am and 10am.

Beyond that time, goods that were not handled by the Auction House are

stored in DROUOT MAGASINAGE, at the following rates*:

Administrative fees / lot incl. VAT : € 5 / € 10 / € 15 / € 20 / € 25, depending on

the nature of the lot.

Storage and insurance fees / lot incl. VAT :

- Free, the first 4 working days.

- € 1 / € 5 / € 10 / € 20 / day, from the 5th working day, depending on the nature

of the lot.

Drouot Magasinage :

6 bis, rue Rossini – 75009 Paris - 3rd basement

From Monday to Saturday, 9am-10am and 1.30pm-6pm

Warning : lots shall be released upon reception of the paid invoice and/or the

lot’s label.

Contact :

+33 (0)1 48 00 20 18 I 56 I

magasinage@drouot.com

*More information at https://drouot.com/magasinage