Hôtel Lambert, Une Collection Princière

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2022
  • Explore the history of the Hôtel Lambert, one of the most beautiful private residences in Paris. Built in the early 1640s, this palatial private house was first decorated by the visionaries behind Versailles, including architect Louis Le Vau and painters Charles Le Brun and Eustache Le Sueur. It was the home to various illustrious families from Polish Prince Adam Jerzy Czartoryski and his descendants, to the Baron de Redé and the Rothschilds. Luminaries, artists and writers like Voltaire, Delacroix, Chopin, and Balzac have gathered in its sumptuous salons. After a painstaking restoration by His Highness Sheikh Hamad bin Abdullah Al Thani and his family, the Hôtel Lambert was returned to its former glory, and furnished with a trove of treasures. Sotheby’s is proud to present one of the greatest private collections of decorative arts ever assembled and surely the biggest ever to come to auction in the last 50 years.
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Комментарии • 16

  • @bwpospolyta
    @bwpospolyta Год назад +6

    Show more of the artwork from the building

  • @trouspinath6345
    @trouspinath6345 Год назад +2

    Magnifique, Merciiiii pour cette vidéo 🙏😍💖✨

  • @christinegerard4974
    @christinegerard4974 Год назад

    Absolutely superb ! Magic.

  • @nettynurhayati2800
    @nettynurhayati2800 Год назад

    Wow😍

  • @user-nz4yd3iu4t
    @user-nz4yd3iu4t Год назад

    아주 아름답고 멋찝니다~~

  • @andree2000
    @andree2000 Год назад +5

    Czartoryski family made this place so great, and then after Rothschild family. Prince of Qatar tried rebuild this place in bad way and finally burn it.

    • @AGTngo
      @AGTngo 10 месяцев назад +1

      Finally. Someone said it. Thank you for your courage and honesty.

  • @MMijdus
    @MMijdus Год назад

    What an absolute joy it must be to walk in this house! It must be preserved in its wholeness. I hope the new Arab owner will not sell anything out of the collection. But probably conditions about this have been made in the contract. This house must be preserved in its completelyness forever!

  • @Tony-InLosAngeles
    @Tony-InLosAngeles Год назад

    Excellent

  • @lindamon5101
    @lindamon5101 Год назад +2

    Please make the subtitles larger if possible? Thankyou Sotheby's

  • @ItsMe-yv9jd
    @ItsMe-yv9jd Год назад +2

    ?? Mario Lambert, chairman, Sotheby's Europe and France (shown at 0:49) posing as an emperor... the last time I checked France was still a part of Europe, but if Mario says otherwise, then of course it must be true!

  • @ewakrzemieniecka2784
    @ewakrzemieniecka2784 Год назад +1

    Il appartenait à la famille Czartoryski à partir de 1843, date à laquelle il fut racheté par le prince Adam Jerzy Czartoryski, qui découvrit, par Fryderyk Chopin, la mise en vente d'un immeuble assez vétuste sur l'île Saint Louis.
    Fryderyk Chopin et Adam Mickiewicz vivaient dans la résidence. À son apogée, le bâtiment était traité comme une représentation diplomatique non officielle de la Pologne. La famille Czartoryski a possédé le bâtiment jusqu'en 1975, date à laquelle le baron Guy de Rothschild l'a acheté.

  • @MegaBeaumont
    @MegaBeaumont Год назад +3

    Vraiment horrible , pour les nouveaux riches! mais les objets d'art sont magnifiques, hors du contexte.

  • @yvesaupetitallot4300
    @yvesaupetitallot4300 Год назад

    Absolument scandaleux pas un mot sur les travaux inconsidérés du propriétaire qatari réalisés contre l’avis des experts, travaux qui ont provoqué l’incendie qui a fait disparaître l’un des rares exemples des décors peints du dix-septième siècle :le cabinet de Le Sueur. Cette vidéo de promotion ne grandit pas cette maison de ventes.

  • @Diamond-ip2bd
    @Diamond-ip2bd Год назад +1

    It s too much, less is more elegant🙄