Sagot-Le Garrec gallery

Paris

 

Founded by Edmond Sagot in 1881, the Sagot-Le Garrec gallery is now run by Nicolas Romand, the fifth generation of dealers. Located in the heart of Saint Germain des Prés, it specialises in the sale, appraisal and purchase of original prints, drawings and illustrated books from the 19th century to the present day.

The gallery possesses an important documentation and represents today one of the main references in the history of modern prints. The Sagot-Le Garrec archives are frequently consulted by researchers, students and museum curators.

The Sagot-Le Garrec gallery publishes catalogues and organises exhibitions in order to offer a wide selection of works to their clients: museums, institutions, dealers and collectors.

 

Artists presented at the Paris Print Fair

AVIGDOR ARIKHA
MARIO AVATI
EDITH BASSEVILLE
FÉLIX BRACQUEMOND
MARY CASSATT
MAURICE DENIS
ÉRIK DESMAZIÈRES
LISE FOLLIER

NATHALIE GRALL
MARCEL GROMAIRE
FRANÇOIS HOUTIN
CLAIRE ILLOUZ
KATJA LANG
AUGUSTE LEPÈRE
ARISTIDE MAILLOL
ANDRÉ MASSON

ALFREDO MÜLLER
PABLO PICASSO
CAMILLE PISSARRO
PIERRE AUGUSTE RENOIR
HENRI RIVIÈRE
MAÏLYS SEYDOUX DUMAS
H. DE TOULOUSE-LAUTREC
ANNIE WARNIER
MIKIO WATANABE

Information

10 rue de Buci
75006 Paris
Backyard left
France
+33 1 43 26 43 38
info@sagot-legarrec.com

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, La Revue Blanche, 1895. Color lithograph. 1255 x 912 mm. Courtesy Sagot-Le Garrec gallery.

Aristide Maillol, The Wave, 1895-1898. Woodcut. 171 x 198 mm. Courtesy Galerie Sagot-Le Garrec.