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x about us christian ogier galerie sepia works of art expertise impressionism modern masters post-war art sculpture asian art asian modern art asian contemporary art press & news milestones contact christian ogier a private art dealer in paris with over 35 years of experience in high-end art. galerie sepia a discreet and professional service in the field of impressionist and modern art to major private collectors and museums in europe, asia and the us rare & important works of art an extensive network of private collectors, and a thorough, in-depth knowledge of the art market. impressionism & post impressionism monet, renoir, van gogh, gauguin, cezanne, .. modern masters expertise in picasso, and also miro, dali, chagall, matisse, picabia, leger, braque, ... post-war art abstraction, pop art, warhol, figuration narrative, dubuffet, soulages, calder, vasarely, kiefer, richter... sculpture degas, rodin, giacometti, dubuffet... galerie sepia also represents the estate of christa von schnitzler and gisele nietmann. a pioneer in asian modern art as early as the 1980’s christian ogier met with zao wou ki, chu teh chun and wu guan zhong. he foresaw their importance, as well as that of san yu, and brought them early to his clients' attention discovering asian contemporary masters in the 1990’s, as chinese contemporary art was just emerging, galerie sepia exhibited zhang xiao gang, yan pei ming, qiu shi hua,... christian ogier met with zeng fan zhi, yue min jun, cai guo qiang, yang jie chang ... he contributed to the creation of major art fairs in the region. news & press quoted by international newspapers such as the new york times, and the financial times. even a prize-winning ferrari couldn’t add much zip to sotheby’s lethargic $310 million contemporary sale “it’s the end of a long and busy week,” sighed paris dealer christian ogier on his way out of the salesroom, adding that the high number of lots bearing presale guarantees—some 44 lots, 34 of those via irrevocable bids by third parties—made the auction feel too “choreographed,” he said, “which makes people uneasy.” (...) read the continuation on artnet news click on the picture to enlarge it how basquiat became the $60 million man how did a young graffiti rebel go from selling drawings for $50 in 1980 to having a painting come up for auction this week at a staggering $60 million? [...] read the continuation on the new york times a schiele goes awol, but sotheby’s still lands a $173 million impressionist and modern sale the top lot for the evening was a kazimir malevich suprematist painting [...] read the continuation on artnet when collecting wasn’t all about the money [...]“ours is a money-orientated society,” said christian ogier, a paris art dealer. “we have big-bucks collectors. the value of an artist is measured by the price he or she is able to elicit.” [...] read the continuation on the new york times the art market: sotheby’s takes an expensive gamble [...]“the secondary market dealer christian ogier is more doubtful. “i am stupefied by the amount paid, i don’t see how sotheby’s will be able to make money on the deal,” he said. “it’s a fragile market, particularly as, with oil and commodity prices collapsing, brazil in meltdown, some of the agency’s good clients must be affected.” [...] read the continuation on the financial time sotheby’s sells $750m in art over 48hrs, the art world shrugs [...] paris dealer christian ogier was a bit more restrained. “the night sailed along pleasantly enough,” he said, before blaming the lack of high-end bidders on the house’s optimism. “the prices are still so high, with the house pushing the estimates too hard,” he said. “it doesn’t make for lively bidding.” [...] read the continuation on art market monitor a $170-million modigliani nude breaks records at christie's $491 million 'artist's muse' sale [...] "it was a tremendous success in terms of raising prices," paris dealer christian ogier observed after the sale, "but a certain aggressive approach may be nearing its close." we're not seeing the frenzied bidding we saw even in may, he added [...] read the continuation on artnet news worries of market chill at sotheby’s auction of ex-chief’s collection [...]“it’s a dismal feeling,” christian ogier, a paris dealer who attended the sale, said. “they pushed the estimates. there is no action. i’m worried a bit for sotheby’s people.” [...] read the continuation on the new york times how far can christie’s transform art market? [...] boucher also spoke to the person who may be the most widely quoted so far these two weeks: “it was a tremendous success in terms of raising prices,” paris dealer christian ogier observed after the sale, “but a certain aggressive approach may be nearing its close.” [...] read the continuation on art market monitor picasso = $180 m! to a medley of whoops, hollers and gasps on monday night, pablo picasso’s 1955 painting “les femmes d’alger (version ‘o’)” sold for $179.4 million including fees at christie’s “looking forward to the past” sale of artworks spanning the 20th century. (...) read the continuation on linkedin click on the picture to enlarge it mysterious asian buyer causes sensation at sotheby's $368 million impressionist sale buyed by a $66.3-million sale of a painting by vincent van gogh and a $54-million claude monet , sotheby's racked up $368 million at its impressionist and modern art evening sale on tuesday, (...) read the continuation on artnet news christie’s out guarantees sotheby’s 4-to-1 but “only” tops sales 2-to-1 judging by the use of lot numbers designating whether a work was in the (a) or (b) sale, christie’s viewed last night’s pwc evening sale as part two of the week’s post-war and contemporary art extravaganza. (...) read the continuation on art market monitor christie’s has art world’s first $1 billion week it was a week the art world had never seen before. for the first time, an auction house sold more than $1 billion of art — over three days at that — a vast outpouring of money that amazed even the wealthy and the celebrities who flocked to the auction floor. (...) read the continuation on the new york times click on the picture to enlarge it click on the picture to enlarge it click on the picture to enlarge it click on the picture to enlarge it click on the picture to enlarge it archives (click to open) 2015 2014 2013 2011 2010 2008 2007 2006 2005 milestones 1981 - 2015 over the years, christian ogier has placed major works in some of the most important private collection in europe, asia and the us... galerie sepia has collaborated and sold to museums such as the picasso museum, the dali museum, the pompidou centre, the reina sofia in madrid, the hong kong museum of art, the moa museum in japan... 1979 graduated with an mba from essec business school - served as a junior diplomat in a french embassy - started collecting. 1981 - 1989 began his career as an art dealer in paris, initially focusing on old masters and ecole de paris. first ventures into asia : japan, taiwan, hong kong, singapore, korea. got to meet zao wou ki, wu guan zhong, chu teh chun, ... 1990 -2004 founded galerie sepia, opened in the marais district in paris. numerous exhibitions throughout asia, discovery of chinese contemporary artists (zhang xiao gang, zeng fan zhi, yue min jun, cai guo qiang, yan pei ming, yang jiechang...). major exhibition of chinese contemporary art in paris. 2004 - 2015 moved to the prestigious gallery area of faubourg st honore. initiated important private deals around picasso, miro, monet, dali, ... built stronger connections to major collectors and museums, and developped a close international network with like-minded dealers... contact & directions submit you can use the following information to contact us. christian ogier / galerie sepia phone: +33 (0)1 40 29 06 96 email: sepia.fr@gmail.com address: 20 rue du cirque, 75008 paris copyright 2018. tous droits réservés asian contemporary art
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