A small preview of what to expect:

RICARDO FERNANDES
Stand 95
Exhibition The imaginary journey
with works by Ale Ruaro, Camila Rodríguez Triana, Jocelyne Clémente, Mathilde Thiennot, Sami Korhonen
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PRÉSENTS PASSÉS
Stand 22-23
Isabelle Maleval will present the work of Marie Desparmet at her booth.
Since her youngest age, Marie has been lucky enough to be surrounded by creative people, painters, sculptors, poets. Curious, she has always had an open mind about nature, music, sculpture and mainly color. After an art school, she never let go of the pencil or the brush.
Her travels, her encounters and her trials brought her a lot; she started to paint more regularly, with watercolor or acrylic, while animating, during many years, painting workshops.
Until 2005, the figurative had always been her choice. But the line will gradually fade to leave room for color. The acrylic for its smoothness becomes his main technique. The work with the knife sculpts the forms.
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VELVET GALERIE
Stand 27
Exhibition Flavors of childhood
A series of decorative works by C. Bartalo, created from original publications, books, magazines, original albums, period newspapers cut out and then glued and patiently arranged on linen canvases will be presented at the gallery.
Each unique collage is matched with Caesar masks corresponding to the theme chosen for the backgrounds.
The final result of this mix of techniques, materials and textures gives relief to the old comic books and an ideal decorative environment for the vintage masks of the house of Caesar.
A true declaration of love for all our childhood friends, a real tribute to the heroes of our youth and to the television universe of cartoons from the 1950s to 2000.
All these television characters were alive through our eyes as children…
Time travel guaranteed…with pieces of madeleine as an aperitif.
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LIBRAIRIE AMK
Stand 207
The bookshop welcomes two artists: Philippe Joubert Lussac and ArteMysia.

After studying literature, Philippe Joubert Lussac worked in the press and then joined a web design agency. At the same time, he learns the techniques of silver printing and is introduced to painting at the École des Beaux Arts de Paris.
Installed for several years as an independent illustrator and graphic designer, he explores abstract painting, digital creation, fashion illustration and design patterns, in a plurality of styles claimed as a richness.
His work is rooted in history, heritage, fashion, and finds in nature an indispensable source of energy and inspiration.

ArteMysia
Collages

Self-taught artist, ArteMysia likes to tell stories and create atmospheres using papers, photos, fabrics or old documents. Surreal or melancholic, her compositions call for silence and contemplation, but also question our inner worlds and the fragility of life.
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DELORME ANTIQUE
Stand 74
Exhibition of the artist Lucas Delorme
Born in 1997. He lives and works in Poissy (78). He discovered painting in his grandfather’s workshop who painted with oil.
He learned how to use it and so he started with oil paint applied with a knife, to which he added stencil patterns made with a spray can. It was then that he discovered the use of the spray can, and after some time spent graffitiing outdoors, he decided to reproduce these gestures and colors on canvas.
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COMME UN AVION
Stand 199
Exhibition of the artist Jérôme Monnier
A graduate of the Louvre School and of the National Institute of Heritage, photography restoration section, Jérôme Monnier has developed a research on the daguerreotype through an aesthetic and historical approach. He has participated in various exhibitions: Bry sur Marne Museum 2009, Penumbra Foundation New York 2013, Paris Photo 2013, 2014 2015, Participation in the Kyoshi Kurosawa Film “The Secret of the Darkroom” in 2016, Sennigalia Biennale in 2021.
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DIVINS INTÉRIEURS
Stand 124-143
The Divins Intérieurs Gallery offers its customers authentic pieces from the Art Deco period: furniture, lighting, glassware, sculptures, wrought iron, paintings…
Art Deco is an artistic movement that was born in the 1910s and reached its peak in the 1920s and 1930s.
The Art Deco style takes its name from the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts held in Paris in 1925. The term “Art Deco” is short for “Decorative Arts”.
It refers to the world of architecture, more specifically to interior design and decoration.
The Art Deco furniture is characterized by its clean lines, its precious materials, its refinement, its elegance …
The geometric and floral patterns are widely used in this period.
The art deco is the first style to have had a worldwide diffusion.
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COLINE DE MASURE
Stand 14
Trained as a fashion designer, it was after working for an antique dealer that she wanted to learn how to make lampshades, a little-known skill that would allow her to move from clothing to objects.
As a designer, she finds it very satisfying to control the production of her own collection, and to revive a sometimes forgotten craft.
In addition to her custom services for antique dealers and decorators, she is developing her own personal collection with motifs that are imbued with references to fashion and decorative arts.
Specializing in laminated lampshades, she creates her own ornaments by applying velvet and
and trimmings.
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AUTOGRAPHES LEPASSÉPRÉSENT
Stand 99
A graduate of the Ecole Supérieure Estienne in Typography, Msieur Gabriel is a multi-talented visual artist who loves images.
His path, marked out by heterogeneous experiences, led him to perfect his style in Germany and then to work in Paris in the communication and design sectors.
In 2008, he opened his studio and is particularly inspired by the city. Msieur Gabriel observes and tries to restore reality in a sensitive way, with architecture and light as central characters.
Since then, Msieur Gabriel offers his gesture and his unique and complete expertise to designers and interior architects in France and abroad.
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WILLIAM OURY ANTIQUITÉS
Stand 20-21
Exhibition of the artist Elsa Genèse
Since 1978, she lives and works in her studio in the Loir et Cher in Boursay. Affiliated with the Maison des Artistes and member of the ADAGP (Rights of Artists Authors).
At the same time, she is a member of the Association of the Botanical House and fights to preserve a little bit of Percheronian bi-diversity as well as for the protection of the rural habitat (half-timbering and cob) in the commune of Boursay.
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GALERIE MARIE LOPEZ-VIVANCO
Stand 46-47
Marie Lopez-Vivanco has travelled the world as a photographer, photojournalist and film-maker. Her favorite subjects are Diplomacy, people, women in particular and for a few years now women’s sports.
A woman committed to women’s rights and gender equality, Marie Lopez-Vivanco piloted the exhibition “Femmes et Filles Sportives” (Women and Girls in Sports) on the practice of sports by young girls and the professional status of champions, a project carried out for the UNSS (National Union of School Sports) on women’s sports.
She has been entrusted with various projects on the theme of women’s sports and disability, including the production of a documentary on the lack of media coverage of sportswomen, some of whose photographs from the film will be exhibited at Gallery 209 of the Marché Dauphine, and others from her various reports.
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CHEBISIEM
Stand 90
Exhibition of Sihem.
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Aeroart
Stand 89
Exhibition of Fanny Haas.
Fanny has been drawing, painting and sculpting since her childhood.
Discover her unique creations which mix different techniques, wash, Indian ink, charcoal, pastel, acrylic, gold and copper leaves. Through the materials Fanny reveals the emotions of a modern, dynamic woman, a woman of her time who loves life and smiles at it.
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GALERIE MARYAM AHI
Stand 57
Exhibition of nine Iranian painters entitled Women voices
with works by Tahereh Afjali, Faezeh Baharloo, Mahroo Asgari, Sima Shahmoradi, Parvaneh Razaghi, Mina Sabzi, Sahar Saheli, Asal Fallah and Pooneh Jafarinejad
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ROZALI’ART GALLERY
Stand 71-72
Exhibition of works by Junichi Mibugawa.
Junichi Mibugawa was born in 1973 in Fukuoka Prefecture.
He is a contemporary Japanese woodcut artist, working in a very particular style that is
style that has no comparison today.
It seems that the wood blocks are not carved but by using an incredible printing technique, he is able to create very vivid images, close to watercolor.
One of Junichi Mibugawa’s strengths is his ability to capture light, particularly evident in the prints where he shows trees casting their shadows. He captures the nuances of light of the different seasons sublimating the countryside, woods, temples in nature through the many shades of green he uses.
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ATELIER TERRE ET FIBRE
Stand 29
Praise to freedom, balance found between the being and the Universe, the work of Marielauterre tells our link to the world and the possibility of escape: find our right place in a beautiful quietude, make life dance.
Subtle hiatus of materials: bronze on a steel base, stoneware associated with driftwood, opalescence of glass paste and crystal, to vibrate the “inner child” that is in us and asks only to come alive.
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LEYLA AHI
Stand 53-54 et 62
The Leyla Textiles Gallery invites the photographer Quentin de Ladelune to present his new project entitled TORERO. Since 2014, Quentin has been immortalizing fashion week with a very singular approach, playing with light and diffractions, he brings a different perspective from his colleagues. This allowed him to be approached by houses as prestigious as Chanel, Giorgio Armani, Etro, Ulyana Sergeenko Valentino. Over the years he will be more interested in cinema. it was in particular by watching Blancanieves by Pablo Berger that he decided to make a series on the clothes of Lumière. In 2021 after a work of extensive research and knowledge of Leyla that he can finally start the Torero series.
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VINTAGE GAME ROOM
Stand 234-242
Superheroes, Japanese manga and pin-ups are the main characters of Thierry Beaudenon‘s universe. Thierry is a talented drawer and illustrator with an eye sharpened by many years in advertising agencies. For more than a decade now Thierry has dedicated his talent to creating unique works of art on signage. The legendary heroes of Marvel and DC Comics come to life in a whole new universe! Thierry Beaudenon makes it a point of honor to modify as little as possible his initial support, the road sign, and lets his instinct guide him. A new playground for Spiderman, Hulk and the others – and a unique work on an original support!
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ONE TOUTOU
Stand 122
The gallery exhibits the work of three artists: Reyol Enjoy, Yarps, Grumo.

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Un marchand / Un artiste, 2023 edition
from Saturday 13 May to Monday 12 June 2023

Marché Dauphine
132-140 rue des Rosiers
93400 Saint-Ouen

Saturday: 10am-6pm
Sunday: 10am-6pm
Monday: 11am – 5pm