The Drylewicz Gallery offers a carefully conceived program of exhibitions dedicated to 19th- and early 20th-century art, highlighting the Impressionist and Symbolist masters and their role in the emergence of modern art. Each presentation seeks to create a dynamic dialogue between art history, a cultivated aesthetic sensibility, and the quality of the works. Through a regularly renewed selection, the gallery showcases often little-known paintings, drawings, and sculptures, giving collectors the opportunity to rediscover artists and major works of their time. Guided by thorough research and a strong aesthetic vision, our exhibitions reflect the gallery’s distinctive vision: to uphold excellence, shed light on the trajectories of Impressionist and Symbolist artists, and bring significant works back to life, restoring them to their rightful place in the artistic landscape.
Past Exhibitions and New Acquisitions
The Drylewicz Gallery strengthens its presence each year at major international art fairs, offering collectors the opportunity to explore carefully selected works from the 19th and early 20th centuries. We invite art enthusiasts to browse our past exhibitions, most recently our participation in FAB Paris, and to follow our upcoming presentations in France and abroad. It is also possible to view our new acquisitions, as well as a selection of Impressionist and Symbolist paintings currently available. While the gallery does not hold public exhibitions on-site, collectors seeking a more exclusive experience are welcome to contact us to arrange a private visit to our Paris space and view the works in person.
FAQ – Exhibitions Impressionists and 19th-Century Painting
Which exhibitions have recently been presented?
Our most recent Impressionist exhibition in Paris, presented at the FAB Paris fair, marked our second participation in this major event. As in many of our presentations, the Drylewicz Gallery created a dialogue between Impressionist and Symbolist artists, placing their works within the broader dynamics that shaped modern art. Through these exhibitions, the gallery provides context for the masters of the 19th and early 20th centuries, demonstrating the enduring strength of their work to collectors, curators, and historians across Europe and beyond.
Where can I view artworks from past or current exhibitions?
The works presented in our exhibitions and at art fairs can be viewed on the dedicated pages as well as in our online catalogues. Visitors will find a selection of 19th-century works accompanied by information on their history and artistic context. Collectors also have the opportunity to schedule appointments to view other pieces that are not publicly displayed in our Paris gallery.
How can I stay informed about upcoming exhibitions and art fairs?
Collectors, researchers, and enthusiasts can stay updated on forthcoming Drylewicz exhibitions in Paris and at international fairs by subscribing to our newsletter or following our announcements online. Each new presentation reflects our continued dedication to research, provenance, and the rediscovery of modern masterpieces within a constantly evolving curatorial dialogue.
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FAB Paris 2025
20 - 24 Sep 2025 Dear friends and collectors, we are delighted to announce Galerie Drylewicz’s second participation in the FAB PARIS fair. We look forward to welcoming you from September 20 to 24, 2025, at the Grand Palais! Our catalog is now online! Read more -
FAB Paris 2024
21 - 27 Nov 2024 Fine Arts – La Biennale Paris Dear friends and collectors, on the occasion of Galerie Drylewicz’s first participation in the FAB Paris fair, we are pleased to present, from November 21 to 27, 2024, a selection of Symbolist and Modern works spanning the late 19th century to the early 20th... Read more -
Antica Namur 2023
8 Nov - 31 Dec 2023 Dear friends and collectors, on the occasion of Galerie Drylewicz’s first participation in the Antica Namur fair, we are pleased to present, from November 11 to 19, 2023, a selection of Symbolist works spanning the late 19th century to the early 20th century. Read more -
New Acquisitions – Summer 2023
1 Jun - 31 Jul 2023 Dear friends and collectors, we are pleased to present, at the start of this summer, a selection of works from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. Among them, you will discover a rare preparatory study for Jehan-Georges Vibert’s masterpiece Gulliver: Gulliver, fortement attaché au sol et cerné... Read more -
End-of-Year 2022 Catalog
19 Dec 2022 - 31 Jan 2023 Découvrez nos acquisitions récentes et explorez notre catalogue pour finir l'année 2022 en beauté. Ne manquez pas cette occasion de trouver des trésors cachés et de vous faire plaisir avec notre sélection unique ! Read more -
New Acquisitions
5 Mar - 11 Apr 2020 Symbolist and Modern Works from the 19th to the 20th Century From March 5 to April 11, 2020, we invite you to discover our latest acquisitions, featuring works by Louis Abel-Truchet, Gabriel Ferrier, Gabriel Biessy, Anselmo Bucci, Axel Holmström, Byam Shaw, and Arthur Illies. Read more -
Once upon a time
25 Jun - 27 Jul 2019 Oeuvres Symbolistes et Modernes du XIXème au XXème siècle à la Galerie DRYLEWICZ du 25 juin au 27 juillet 2019.
Avec des oeuvres notamment par Antoine Charles Cazanave, Arthur Harald-Galen, Lucien Victor Guirand de Scevola, Luigi Loir, Jean François Portaels, Armand Rassenfosse...
ainsi que la redécouverte de deux oeuvres symbolistes majeures par le peintre suédois
Axel Holmström (1870-1954)
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