An image of Osanna Visconti's current show at Maison Gerard. Photo by Michael Mundy.
An image from Salon Art + Design. Photo by Michael Mundy
New chandeliers by Mark Brazier-Jones.
Thank you for joining us for Thierry W. Despont: Modern Renaissance Man, which celebrated the versatile genius of a multi-disciplinary artist whose work continues to shape the aesthetic world of today.
A selection of ink drawings made while crossing the Sahara by Bernard Boutet de Monvel. France, circa 1922.
Top Top, A Pair of Contemporary Sculptural Console Tables by Niamh Barry. Ireland, 2022.
Commode Feu d’Artifice, Exceptional Fireworks Commode by Jules Leleu (inlay designed by Kasskoff & executed by Messager). France, 1938.
New pieces from Ayala Serfaty's Soma series. Israel, 2024.
Vases by Emiliano Celiz
Detail of a fireplace surround by Michael Coffey.
Artist's Hand, A Suspended Light Sculpture in Polished Bronze and LEDs, Ireland 2020
Two Panels from the Grand Salon of the SS Normandie by Dupas & Champigneulle. France, c. 1934.
Carol Egan's Surf Bench.
A still from The Guardians and Beyond: Ten Years of Art and Design.
Niamh Barry's Muscularity, 2019.
Stephen Downes' alabaster Moon sconce.
New lighting in STACKABL. Photo by Patrick Biller.
From Salon Art + Design, 2022. Photo by Michael Mundy.
Carol Egan's X stools in stainless steel and blackened bronze.
Contemporary sculptures in patinated bronze by Zigor.
A collection of vases by Jacques Blin.
From Kiko Lopez: Smoke and Mirrors.
Guillerme et Chambron: New Pieces Available Now.
A look inside Zigor's studio. Photos by Jean-Francois Jaussaud.
Genesis Marina IV: Life from the Void, Contemporary Sculpture by Emiliano Céliz, Argentina, 2022.
The Maisonette at 40 East End Avenue. Photo by Michael Mundy.
Kuramura Blue II & III, Armchairs by AYALA. Israel, 2021
Yongjin Han, Two Pieces of Mountain Rose, United States, 1998.
A set of sculptures by Eric Astoul.
A rare four-door Maison Leleu cabinet in its original Beka lacquer.
A Triptych Verre Eglomise Panels by Jean Dupas from Grand Salon of the SS Normandie.
A vignette from Avennue Evennou, 2020.
Jewelry from the designer Audrey Werner, as featured in her recent show 30 Years of Adornment.
A set of vases by Aage Birck
A Park Avenue apartment staged by Benoist F. Drut.
African Mahogany of a Midcentury Dominique Cabinet.
Boomerang Desk, Maurice Calka for Maison Leleu, France, 1970
Maison Gerard at 130 William St. Photo by Michael Kleinberg.
A watercolor by Jacques Adnet
A collection of vases by Arthur Andersson
The Watertower Chair by Matthew Driscoll, a large vase by Per Weiss; wallpaper from Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz
Two Days in the Life of Andy Warhol, an exhibition of 15 rare black and white photographs by Fine Art photographer, Robert Levin.
Out Of The Fire: Recent Works by Eric Astoul, Guy Bareff, Nadia Pasquer
A detail of Muscularity, A Suspended Light Sculpture by Niamh Barry, Ireland, 2019
A vignette from Speaking in Tongues: Furniture and Accessories by Laura Kirar
Maison Gerard will participate in the first U.S. edition of NOMAD this summer at Watermill Center, the visionary arts institution founded by Robert Wilson.
A selection of a dozen unique pieces by the Milanese artist who works in bronze using with the ancient method of lost-wax casting — screens, lamps, tables, consoles, and accessories formed in the shape of branches, scattered leaves, blooming flowers, and bamboo.
Their new book Madoo: The Making of an American Garden on shelves this June. The authors will be at the gallery signing copies Wednesday, June 3rd, 2026 from 5:30 - 8:00pm.
In the the magazine's feature, Laura May Todd discusses Osanna Visconti di Modrone, her work, and current show at Maison Gerard.
The piece, to play a central role at this year's Salon Art & Design, in an article by Jill Sieracki.
Maison Gerard is proud to announce its participation in this homage to the great French decorative artist, Maxime Old.
