Ernest Pignon-Ernest. Arts décoratifs – Arts appliqués Preceded by an interview with

Preceded by an interview with Antonio Stramaglia

From the earliest dynasties

Willem Barentsz is the most famous Dutch navigator in his own country

Edmund de Waal's ceramics are like discreet steles that accompany the memory of the Camondo family and weave unalterable links between the past and the present

artistique de l’Allemagne de la première moitié du XXe siècle

Ernest Pignon-Ernest. Arts décoratifs – Arts appliqués Preceded by an interview withFrom the Plateau d'Albion to Certaldo, from Charleville to Paris, from Naples to Algiers, from Nice to Soweto, from Chile to Palestine, Ernest Pignon Ernest transforms the streets of the world into ephemeral works of art. Some of his images, notably those executed during the Commune and his vagabond Rimbaud, reproduced in hundreds of thousands of copies, have become true icons of modern times. A precursor, since 1966, of what is now called "street