Exhibition: Bernard Buffet in Saint-Tropez Discover the work of Bernard Buffet (1928–1999), a master of expressionism who boldly resisted abstract trends and developed a distinctive figurative style. Renowned for his …
Bridging masters and contemporary art
Founded in 2012 by Sandy and Paul Janssen, La Galerie Paul Janssen unfolds across three levels on the picturesque Rue de la Ponche, nestled in the historic old quarter of Saint-Tropez. A meeting place for established masters and emerging talents, the gallery offers a curated selection ranging from post-war and modern art to contemporary art and photography. Featured artists include Bernard Buffet, Pierre Alechinsky, Karel Appel, Takashi Murakami, and Philippe Geluck — creator of the iconic Le Chat — alongside a promising new generation, such as the gifted Isabelle Scheltjens. La Galerie Paul Janssen embodies a passion for art in all its forms, celebrating both legacy and discovery.
Bernard Buffet à Saint-Tropez – An exhibition not to be missed!
From April 19 to May 18, 2025, discover the vibrant world of Bernard Buffet through a series of works inspired by Saint-Tropez, where the artist spent his summers alongside Annabel. Between southern light, sea reflections, and iconic alleyways, Buffet offers us a poetic and striking vision of the Tropezian city.
📍 Exhibition from 19.04.2025 to 18.05.2025
📩 Would you like to attend the opening on Saturday, April 19? Let us know via info@galeriepj.com
Exhibition: Bernard Buffet in Saint-Tropez Discover the work of Bernard Buffet (1928–1999), a master of expressionism who boldly resisted abstract trends and developed a distinctive figurative style. Renowned for his …
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10 years ago, we opened the doors of our gallery under the church tower in Grimaud. We asked Marc Lagrange if he wanted to do the inauguration, and he didn’t …
Located in an idyllic spot near the harbor of Saint-Tropez, this gallery offers an exclusive collection from world-renouned artists such as Philippe Geluck, known for his artwork ‘Le Chat’, Takashi Murakami, Bernard Buffet, and Karel Appel, as well as many other talented Belgian artists like Isabelle Scheltjens, Delphine de Saxe-Cobourg, Pierre Alechinsky and Eric Ceccarini.
The exhibitions include a diverse range of artworks, each piece carefully selected by Paul and Sandy to provide a rich and diverse art experience. Galerie Paul Janssen is known for its ability to connect art lovers and collectors with rare and exclusive works, making it a must-visit destination for anyone wanting to explore the mesmerising world of contemporary art.
At Galerie Paul Janssen, we offer the unique opportunity to admire a selection of Belgian artist Philippe Geluck. The gallery, known for its carefully curated collection of internationally renowned and emerging Belgian artists, provides an insight to a range of Geluck’s famous creations.
From his captivating sculptures to his vibrant paintings, each piece represents a facet of his brilliant artistic mind. Galerie Paul Janssen is proud to make Philippe Geluck’s art accessible to a wide audience, thereby bridging the gap between the artist and fine art lovers worldwide.
After a glorious career spanning more than ten years, Isabelle Scheltjens continues to surprise the art world. Her iconic glass mosaics have established her name, but where her portraits were once confined to a two-dimensional plane, they now break free in a spatial evolution towards three-dimensional sculptures made of glass, marble, and bronze. Her art evolves and transforms in a bold yet logical step within her relentless pursuit of innovative perspectives.
Where traditional sculpture strives for harmony and recognizability, Isabelle rewrites the language of sculpture. She deforms, stretches, and abstracts her iconic faces into a fascinating ‘trompe-l’oeil’. Her sculptures not only question the boundaries of form but also those of perception: what is beauty? What is reality?
With this spatial metamorphosis, she stimulates the viewer’s imagination and proves once again her unparalleled ability to bring art to life: from static to dynamic, from seen to felt, from surface to form.
At Galerie Paul Janssen, a wide array of artistic mastery is displayed, such as the abstract expressions of Philippe Van Gele, enchanting his canvas with bold colors and fluid shapes, to the refined sculptures of Samuel Allerton, capturing the delicate complexity of form and emotion.
Discover a unique display of colors by Jacqueline Bozon, layered into a vibrant spectrum you cannot keep your eyes off. Each of our art pieces is carefully selected, embodying Galerie Paul Janssen’s dedication to bringing together a rich palette of art.
