Galerie Fabienne Fiacre is pleased to be participating for the second time at the prestigious Salon du Dessin. We are looking forward to presenting some beautiful nineteenth and twentieth century French school drawings, together with some seventeenth and eighteenth century works. In particular, we are focusing this year on an unpublished drawing by Alexandre-Évariste Fragonard (1780-1850), Charles Quint ramassant le pinceau du Titien (Charles V picking up Titian's brush), in brown ink with white highlights in gouache, and on an important work by Antoine Bourdelle (1861-1929), Pégase et le poète en plein vol (Pegasus and the Poet in Full Flight) in watercolour on black pencil.

After working in New York at the Stair Sainty Matthiesen gallery and at Brame et Lorenceau in Paris, Fabienne Fiacre opened her gallery in 2011 at 18 rue de l'Université in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, bringing together acquisitions guided by the spirit of the dealer-collector. On the ground floor of the hotel particulier, she presents a fine selection of 19^th and 20^th century works, of impeccable quality and condition, with particular attention to the framing.

Since 2017, the gallery has participated in Fine Arts Paris (FAB) and seeks to raise public awareness of lesser-known artists through exhibitions as diverse as "Georges Leroux (1877-1957)", "Small is Beautiful" or more recently, "André Devambez (1867-1944) Part of Our Childhood”.