Selected 20/21

From October 19th to 25th, Artcurial opens its historic Hôtel Marcel Dassault to present the Highlights of the Upcoming Sales — an exclusive preview of the masterpieces that will mark the end of the year.
This special exhibition brings together a remarkable selection of works from across all disciplines — from Old Masters to Contemporary Art, including Design and Roman Art — reflecting the richness and diversity of the season ahead.

On October 25th, 2025, in parallel with Art Basel Paris at the Grand Palais, Artcurial will present Selected 20/21, an unmissable event for international collectors. This auction will bring together an exceptional selection of emblematic works, reflecting the diversity and richness of modern and contemporary creation across the 20th and 21st centuries.

On November 1st, 2025, Artcurial will present its Moroccan & African Spirit auction at La Mamounia in Marrakech. The sale will celebrate the great figures of modern and contemporary Moroccan and African art: Jacques Majorelle, Mohamed Melehi, Chaïbia, Baya, Chéri Samba…

On November 18th, 2025, Artcurial will auction the first part of the collection assembled by the British collector Christian Levett: Treasures of the Mediterranean. This auction will inaugurate a series of several auctions devoted to archaeological works from the Mougins Museum of Classic Art (MACM), which, for more than ten years, has distinguished itself through its original approach to the arts, creating a dialogue between Antiquity and the great names of modern and contemporary art.

On Tuesday, 25 November 2025, Artcurial and Millon are proud to present an extraordinary rediscovery at auction: David Contemplating the Head of Goliath by Guido Reni. This remarkable 17th-century masterpiece, long considered lost for over two centuries, will be offered for bids with an estimated value of €2,000,000-4,000,000. 

Located some twenty kilometres southeast of Bordeaux, this remarkable château reflects the timeless elegance of Renaissance-era estates. Founded in 1147 on medieval foundations, it was redesigned in the 17th century in a style inspired by the Loire Valley châteaux, before being fully restored in 2000.