Joël Person Brings Contemporary Drawing to Galerie De Bayser
Galerie De Bayser, a Parisian gallery specializing in old master drawings and founder of the Salon de la Bourse, is hosting a solo exhibition of contemporary artist Joël Person. Born in Abidjan and a key figure in Paris's contemporary drawing scene, Person regularly exhibits in Brussels and Luxembourg. He prefers the term 'author' to 'artist.' The show includes large horse drawings in charcoal on prepared wood panels, seaside landscapes, and chronicles of modern life. The gallery's walls also feature works by Eugène Delacroix and Jean-Baptiste Greuze, highlighting the dialogue between old and new. Curated by Edwart Vignot, the exhibition runs until June 27, 2026, at 69 rue Sainte-Anne, Paris. Admission is free, open daily 2–6 PM except Sundays.
Key facts
- Galerie De Bayser is a specialist in old master drawings and founder of the Salon de la Bourse.
- Joël Person was born in Abidjan and is a major figure in contemporary drawing in Paris.
- Person regularly exhibits in Brussels and Luxembourg.
- He prefers to be called an 'author' rather than an 'artist'.
- Works include large horse drawings in charcoal on prepared wood panels, seaside landscapes, and modern life chronicles.
- The gallery also displays works by Eugène Delacroix and Jean-Baptiste Greuze.
- The exhibition is curated by Edwart Vignot.
- Exhibition runs until June 27, 2026 at 69 rue Sainte-Anne, Paris 75002.
- Admission is free, open daily 2–6 PM except Sundays.
Entities
Artists
- Joël Person
- Eugène Delacroix
- Jean-Baptiste Greuze
- Edwart Vignot
Institutions
- Galerie De Bayser
- Salon de la Bourse
Locations
- Abidjan
- Paris
- Brussels
- Luxembourg
- 69 rue Sainte-Anne, Paris 75002