<< Back The Berès gallery located on the Left Bank, opposite the Louvre Museum, was founded in 1951 by Huguette Berès. It is now managed by her daughter Anisabelle Berès-Montanari. From the start, the gallery has specialized in two very different fields: Japanese art and French avant-garde painting of the 19th and 20th centuries. Renewing a tradition dating back to the Goncourt brothers, it has rediscovered and appreciated the art of Japanese printmaking to generations of Westerners, who have become loyal lovers of Japanese art, by organizing several exhibitions which were a great success in France. and abroad, in particular the Utamaro exhibition presented in 1981 in Paris then in London and whose catalog has become a reference work ... LEARN MORE ... The Berès gallery presents its 19th century works in its second gallery at 35 rue de Beaune. Discover our unique collection. By artist --- Choose a period --- 18th 19th 20th By type of work --- Choose a type --- Print Delivered Roller Painting --- Choose a period --- 18th 19th 20th Antoine Poncet - Sculptures and collages September 27, 2015 to October 17, 2015 Until Saturday, October 17, the Berès gallery is hosting the exhibition Antoine Poncet - Sculptures et collages LEARN MORE ... 35, rue de Beaune - 75007 PARIS - France - Tel: +33 (0) 1 49 27 94 11 - Fax: +33 (0) 1 49 27 95 88 Open Monday to Saturday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.