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    Art for One Billion People and More

    August 15, 2014 / 0 Comments

    There is no doubt that today China is one of the big global players. A country whose history reaches back more than 4,000 years and which today has the world’s biggest population impresses in every possible way. But besides the ongoing news about the economic strength of the long-awakened dragon it is Chinese culture especially that is fascinating the rest of the world. In this regard it is not only the country’s long history, its traditions and achievements of an era long ago – everyone has heard about the many myths and legends which entwine the Forbidden City and the Great Wall, symbols for the grandeur of imperial China. But…

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    Van Gogh : de Hollywood au festival de Cannes

    May 14, 2014 / 0 Comments

    Le 18 juillet 1944, le général S.S Tanz, héros de la campagne de Russie et nettoyeur de Varsovie, pénètre dans le musée de l’Orangerie à Paris. En effet, depuis 1940, les services allemands réquisitionnent les œuvres d’art, tant auprès des collectionneurs juifs que lors de pillages méthodiques. Dans ce musée, une salle est alors réservée à l’art « dégénéré » selon la définition nazie. Là se côtoient des tableaux de Toulouse-Lautrec, Chagall, Kandinsky et autres. Parmi ces chefs-d’œuvre, le général Tanz aperçoit un autoportrait de Van Gogh. A sa vue, le général est pris de sueur, son visage se tord, son équilibre se rompt, manquant de le faire chuter. « J’étais arrivé à…

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