Between know-how and art history: passionate portraits

These portraits highlight art and history, exploring iconic works, influential artists, and the tradition of cognac, uniting heritage, know-how, and evolution across generations and cultures.
Carlos Cruz-Diez
00:00
Artist Carlos Cruz-Diez explores the changing nature of color through interactive works such as transchromies. For him, art is everywhere, permeating everyday life, and his family shares this creative passion.
Galerie Fleury - Henri Manguin
04:54
Mangin is a generous artist who masters violence through color and form. His work embodies the evolution of Fauvism and a return to classicism, symbolizing the joy of living and family balance.
Galerie Le Minotaure - Culture League
9:44
The gallery will present an exhibition on the Culture League, a Jewish art movement founded in 1918. Focused on the modernization of Yiddish art, it influenced theater and the visual arts.
Jean-François Millet's Angelus
14:37
Millet's Angelus, painted in 1860 in Barbizon, deeply influenced artists such as Salvador Dalí and Kasimir Malevich. This painting symbolizes the suffering and peasant life of the 19th century.
La Cognathèque
19:26
La Cognathèque in Cognac presents rare and historic cognacs, with bottles dating back to 1840. It celebrates the heritage, know-how and evolution of cognac through several generations of producers.
Director: Olivier de Rincquesen

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