A gallery in France, since 2017
A French gallery sending European paintings across the Atlantic
Original paintings from the 1600s to recent decades, bought in France and across Europe, mainly from private hands and regional sales, one at a time and always in person.
See the paintings for sale →Stock figures update with every sale. Sales since 2017 counted in October 2026.
On the walls this month
$2,700Officer with the Golden Fleece
$3,400Lady with a Jeweled Tiara, 1800s
$2,730Woman with Blue Flowers, 1857
$2,300Grapes and a CarafePaul Audra
$3,800Penitent Magdalene, 1700s
$3,500Assumption of the Virgin, 1881
$3,600Young Saint John, 1700s
$1,800Street Scene with Figures, 1975Georges Berger
$2,300Impasto Landscape, 20th CenturyMarie Astoin
$1,900Lake District, 1964Iris Raquin
$8,900Garden Path with Birdbath, 1960sHugues Claude Pissarro
$6,700Girl with Turkeys, 1872Émile Michel
SoldPenitent Magdalene, 1600s
SoldHagar and Ishmael, 1700s
SoldPoppy Fields, late 1800s
GalerieClub Fine Art
A registered business on the Lyon trade register, France, since 2017
Full terms in our shipping and returns policy. The painters behind the paintings have their own pages in Painters and Their Masters.
The stock in figures
antique, more than a hundred years old
Antique means more than a hundred years old, the definition US customs uses, so this includes paintings from the early 1900s.
French school, 71 of the 90 paintings whose school is recorded
Where a painting was made, not where the painter was born, recorded only when the painting and its back confirm it.
movements, for the 71 paintings where one is recorded
Recorded only when the painting belongs to the movement, not when it borrows its manner.
What happens when you buy
Make an offer
Propose your price from the page of a painting. You get a yes, a no or a counter-offer, from a person.
Packed by hand
Bubble wrap, double-wall cardboard and foam around the frame.
Shipped free
UPS Express Saver, tracked. Original paintings enter the United States and Canada duty-free.
Delivered
Tracked to your door, the painting you saw in the photographs.
Standards on every listing
The back, always photographed
You see both sides of the painting you will receive. The reverse dates the support when the style dates nothing.
Condition described as found
What the photographs show, the text says. Our guide to condition in antique paintings explains the words.
Attribution never above the evidence
When in doubt, the lower term. Our guide to reading attribution sets out each one.
Answered in person
Every question and every offer gets a reply written by a person.
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