Themes18th centuryAntiquity and Middle AgesArtists's museumsArtists\'s MuseumsArts and ShowsBooks and WritingContemporary artDecorative ArtsEthnology and CivilizationsHistoryInstitutions and SocietiesModern and contemporary artMusic and SportNatural HistoryPalaces and MansionsPhotographySciences and TechniquesTown planning and ArchitectureUnclassifiable MuseumsUniversal Art AreaAntibesBastilleBeaubourg - Les HallesBercyBois de BoulogneBois de VincennesChamps-ElyséesDenfert-RochereauIle de FranceIle de la CitéIle Saint-LouisLa VilletteLes GobelinsLouvreMaraisMontmartreMontparnasseOpéraPigalleProvincePyrénéesRépubliqueSaint-Germain-des-PrèsTour Eiffel - InvalidesTrocadéro Based in 1988 by Yvonne and Jacques Merland the Gallery Corianne was essentially directed to artists of the world of the fantastic and the hyperrealism. In 1999 the new owner Sophie and Olivier Rodary, stemming from the world of the communication, decided to widen the palette of the Gallery in Wildcats(fawns). The Gallery Corianne is also the sole agent of two disappeared major artists, Marcel Arnaud ( 1877-1956 ) and Emmanuel Charles Bénézit. Discipline : Drawing, Painting, Sculpture Artists : Marcel Arnaud, Emmanuel Charles Bénézit, Béatrice Boisségur, Hervé Chambon, Thierry Dehais, François de Verdière, Thierry Hay, Sylvain Legrand, Bob Lescaux, Martine Martine, Marie-Pierre Ostré, Thierry van Quickenborne, Anne Rivière, Jacek Jan Tarnowski, Zinnia Access RER Pont de l'Alma (ligne C) Address 32, avenue Rapp City Paris (France) Phone 33 (0)1 45 55 88 49 Fax 33 (0)1 45 55 88 49 E-mail olivier.rodary@voila.fr Web site www.corianne.net     Admission Tuesday to Friday from 10.00 a.m to 1.00 p.m and from 2.00 p.m to 7.00 p.m Saturday from 2.00 p.m to 6.00 p.m             Post a feedback!