Entwistle Gallery Closes Paris Space to Public After 22 Years

The Entwistle gallery, a Parisian dealer specializing in the arts premiers, has closed its doors to the public at its rue des Beaux-Arts address after twenty-two years of operation. For the time being, the gallery remains accessible by appointment only, meaning visits are no longer open to walk-in visitors but can still be arranged on request. The closure to the public marks the end of more than two decades of continuous public-facing activity at the same location in the French capital. No reason for the change was given in the source material, and no information was provided about the gallery's future plans, relocation, or possible permanent closure. The rue des Beaux-Arts, situated in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, is a well-known street for art dealers and galleries. The gallery's specialization in the arts premiers places it within the market for non-Western and traditional art forms. The change affects how collectors and visitors can access the gallery's holdings, since appointments are now required. The date of the closure was not specified in the source.