The highly anticipated Salon du Dessin is set to return in 2026, offering art enthusiasts a unique opportunity to acquire exquisite drawings and works on paper by celebrated artists at surprisingly accessible prices. Visitors will have the chance to explore a diverse collection featuring renowned names such as Eugène Boudin, Jean Fautrier, and Johan Barthold Jongkind, making significant art more attainable for collectors and admirers alike.
Among the treasures anticipated to be exhibited, attendees can look forward to seeing compelling pieces like Louis-Léopold Boilly’s ‘Portrait of Blanche Charlotte de Roncherolles, Countess of Ferragut,’ masterfully rendered in black chalk, stump, and white highlights. Also featured will be Sonia Delaunay’s vibrant gouache, ‘Color Rhythm,’ known for its dynamic interplay of hues. Additionally, Willi Baumeister’s intriguing ‘Two Abstract Figures,’ a sophisticated gouache on pencil work, will be on display, showcasing the breadth of artistic styles available for discovery and purchase.
This event promises to be a prime destination for those seeking to enrich their collections with significant artworks without prohibitive costs, highlighting the enduring appeal and value of drawings and graphic arts.
