ITALY & UNITED-KINGDOM
Director: Marco Fabio Apolloni, Monica Cardarelli
Director: Marco Fabio Apolloni, Monica Cardarelli
Via Margutta 53b, 00187 Rome
Tél.: (+39) 0636002216
Mob.: (+39) 348/1234707
2a-4 Ryder Street, St James, London, SW1Y 6QB
Tél.: (+44) 02080753903
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Directed by Marco Fabio Apolloni, the gallery has existed for three generations. During its successful history, it has sold many masterpieces to museums in Italy and abroad.
In 2012, Marco Apolloni and his wife founded Galleria del Laocoonte, presenting works by 20th century Italian artists through exhibitions in their gallery in Rome, fairs in Europe and even in museums.
Seven years later, they opened the Laocoon Gallery in London, presenting not only the best examples of paintings and drawings by Italian Old Masters, sculptures, fine art and furniture, but also works by early 20th century Italian artists, many of whom are completely unknown to the international market. In 2019, they opened a new space in Rome (Gabinetto dei disegni, via Margutta 53B) dedicated to exhibitions of works on paper from old masters to 20th century artists.
Cabella 1743 – Genoa 1790
Pen, grey ink and watercolour on paper
210 x 302 mm
Bibliography
Scelta di disegni antichi, W. Apolloni, Roma 1996
G. Pavanello, Asterischi su Giovanni David a Venezia, in “Saggi e Memorie di storia dell’arte”, Vol. 23 (1999), p. 125
M. Newcome Schleier, G. Grasso, Giovanni David. Pittore e incisore della famiglia Durazzo, Torino 2003, p. 44, n. D16.
Dear visitors,
Due to the gravity of the international situation resulting from the spread of COVID-19 and in order to protect the health of all parties concerned, we have decided to cancel the 29th edition of the Salon du dessin.
France officially declared a state of health emergency on 24 March for two months and there are still numerous uncertainties regarding the evolution of the pandemic over the coming months. These factors make it impossible to reprogram the Salon before the summer of 2020 and the Salon du dessin, which usually attracts numerous other events in Paris for a week, will therefore not take place this year.
Louis de Bayser, President of the Salon du dessin said “this is a difficult decision to take with regard to all those who worked hard for this edition, but our priority is to protect the health of all our exhibitors, visitors and partners”.
We send our thoughts to all those affected by this epidemic and hope that this unprecedented health situation will quickly change favorably.
The organizers of the Fair