Axelle Fine Arts - Boston
Featuring all your favorite artists from Axelle along with some new faces, M Fine Arts Galerie strives to honor the work and legacy of Bertrand Delacroix in a new space in Boston's SoWa Art District.
Stop by all throughout the month to view "Landscape Abstracted", our current exhibition featuring local painter Robert Baart.
We are thrilled to announce that M Fine Arts Galerie is now Open for Business!
The artists you know and love from AXELLE FINE ARTS are now in SoWa!
VISIT M FINE ARTS TODAY!
450 Harrison Ave Suite 61, Boston, MA
www.mfinearts.com
617 450 0700
You "LIKED" us at Axelle Fine Arts and NOW you can "LOVE" us at M Fine Arts Galerie!
The artists you know and love from Axelle will now be represented and exhibited at M Fine Arts Galerie.
Our doors open in March and we have an AMAZING show schedule planned!
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AXELLE GALERIE CLOSING
Axelle Fine Arts Galerie has established itself as a pivotal part of the Boston arts scene. The gallery was opened in 2005 by entrepreneur and adventurer Bertrand Delacroix.
After Bertrand’s passing in 2015 we've made the diffucult decision of closing.
However, we are thrilled to announce that Mitch Plotkin and Madison Maushart of Axelle Boston have decided to honor Bertrands legacy by opening M Fine Arts Galerie.
We will continue to represent the artists you have grown to know and love from Axelle.
M Fine Arts will open this spring in Boston's South End "SoWa" Gallery District.
In the meantime, we are still availble to assist with any art related questions and aquistitions.
We appreciate and value all the clients and friends of the gallery we have met throughout the years.
We look forward to continuing these relationships at M Fine Arts Galerie!
Das Stue - Hotel Berlin Tiergarten made Conde Nast Traveler's list of "Over-the-Top Design Hotels We Want to Move Into!"
The hotel lobby features Quentin Garels crocodile sculpture! Very cool!
Design touches we love: the neoclassical facade, Danish minimalist interiors, and neon wire sculptures of giraffes and chimps.
We are OPEN today!
Stop by to see this spectacular bronze elephant sculpture by French artist, Quentin Garel!
Happy Holidays!
Warmest Wishes for Happy Holidays & a Happy New Year!
Axelle Fine Art Galerie
Mademoiselle II and other works by Philippe H. Duquesne are currently on display. Come see works from all of our Salon des Petits Formats artists now until the end of December!
Mademoiselle II, oil on canvas, 15 3/4" x 15 3/4", $2000
Thank you to everyone who came out to the opening reception of our Salon des Petits Formats! A special thank you to Fabienne Delacroix for joining us for the occasion. We hope you enjoyed the art, and that we'll be seeing you again soon!
Our Salon des Petits Formats reception starts this Friday at 6pm! Join us for a look at our stunning display of small format works, including this seaside scene from Albert Hadjiganev.
La Terrasse de JD, 2015, oil on canvas, 15.75" x 15.75"
Artist Laurent Hours uses varnish to evoke the distant melancholy of the ancient world and the fragility of the lives that repossess it. His beautifully enigmatic works are now on display in our Salon des Petits Formats.
The Bird, acrylic on canvas, 16" x 13"
Fabienne Delacroix, "Thanksgiving Snow", 12 x 16 inches.
This painting and more by Fabienne will be part of our Salon des Petits Formats show, and the artist will be in attendance at the December 4th opening.
We are thrilled to welcome back friends and artists Jean-Daniel Bouvard and Philippe Vasseur. Both painters contributed new works to our upcoming Salon des Petits Formats show.
Top: Jean-Daniel Bouvard, "Ombrages", 13 1/4 x 13 1/4 inches.
Bottom: Philippe Vasseur, "Passants a Uzes", 12 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches.
A beautiful pastoral scene from our Salon des Petits Formats show.
Benoit Trimborn, "Vaches I", 9 1/2 x 16 inches.
The online catalog for our Salon des Petits Formats show is now available! You can preview the works here: http://www.axelle.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Salon-des-Petits-Formats-2015.pdf, and then see them in person at our opening December 4th.
Patrick Pietropoli, "Piazza", 16 x 12 inches. This and more oil paintings with beautiful gold leaf will be in our Salon des Petits Formats show!
Colossal in size and dangerously realistic, come see Quentin Garel's Elephant II, arriving soon at Axelle Boston.
Quentin Garel, Elephant II, 2014, bronze, 92.5" x 26" x 26"
With the first flurries of winter come also our Salon des Petits Formats. Come in December 4th at 6pm to welcome the anticipated exhibition!
Fabienne Delacroix, "Premier Flocons sur le Champ de Mars", 2015, 12 x 16 inches
Eric Roux Fontaine, "Moon Dust", 2015, 16 x 16 inches. From our upcoming show Salon des Petits Formats.
Pray for Paris.
"Les Nouvelles Fraiches" by Francois Anton is one of the exciting new works that will be included in our upcoming Salon des Petits Formats show.
Goxwa's stoically beautiful conjuring of the gardens of Malta is only one of four pieces we are thrilled to be receiving for the Salon des Petits Formats.
Upper Barrakka, oil & wax on canvas, 9 1/2" x 13 3/4"
Mark your calendars for the Salon des Petits Formats! Join us for the our opening cocktail party with artist Fabienne Delacroix on December 4th at 6pm.
We are pleased to present a selection of small format works from our sensational painters: Fabienne Delacroix, Michel Delacroix, Philippe Charles Jacquet, Eric Roux-Fontaine, Patrick Pietropoli, Francois Anton, Benoit Trimborn, Albert Hadjiganev, Goxwa, and Philippe H. Dequesne. The show will also feature works by friends of the gallery Jean-Daniel Bouvard and Philippe Vasseur, as well as visiting artist Lucy MacGillis.
The artist's process revealed! A unique combination of pastel and watercolor for Yves Crenn's exhibition. Now up at 173 Newbury Street through the end of November.
Read a current interview with Yves Crenn, our November artist.
http://www.axelle.com/blog/yves-crenn-interview-2015/
Read our interview with French painter Yves Crenn on the eve of his upcoming Boston exhibition "AU BOUT DU MONDE" (At the End of the World).
Thank you to everyone who came to our Yves Crenn opening last night. It was a wonderful event! If you weren't able to make it, the show will be up through the end of the month.
Our opening for an exhibition of new works by Yves Crenn is happening now! Hope to see you tonight!
Yves Crenn in his studio. Stop into the gallery to see the finished pieces!
Our November show featuring new works by Yves Crenn is open! Come into the gallery to see the beautiful pastel and watercolor pieces.
The gallery was full of enthusiastic readers at Diana Nicosia's signing of her new novel The Caravaggio Contract on Wednesday evening.
Enjoy a sneak preview of our upcoming Yves Crenn show! Beginning Thursday, November 5th.
Phillipe Jacquet's solo exhibition kicks off tonight at 6 o'clock. New paintings by a signature artist. We can't wait to see you there!
Don't miss it! Our opening reception for Philippe Charles Jacquet is Thursday, October 1st, 6 to 8PM.
Axelle Fine Art Galerie Boston's been rehung in anticipation of our Philippe Jacquet show. Come in and see these new works!
Another piece by Yves Crenn hangs in the gallery. The artist's pose and brushed surface may remind us of Gerhard Richter.
Premier mouvement, 30¾" x 22½"
Across the vast expanse of memory... Has their ship arrived, or perhaps it never left? Jacquet leaves the question in a delicate balance of figure and space.
Le PCJ 325, 32" x 48"
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