Éditions du Regard

This monograph, authored by writer Frédéric Valabrègue and choreographer and art critic Daniel Dobbels, features extensive visual material and focuses on the public commissions and national and international exhibitions created by Emmanuel Saulnier over the course of a dozen years, as well as on all the publications he has edited or directed.

An exploration of the aesthetics of aging.

A reference monograph on the French designer Louis Sognot.

The Memoirs of François Barré.

Reference monograph.

The first monograph dedicated to the pioneering interior design duo Philippon Lecoq.

In this monograph—the only one devoted to Anselm Kiefer to date—Daniel Arasse sets out to demonstrate the process of sedimentation and reworking of themes that circulate, intertwine, and overlap to form a veritable "Kieferian labyrinth"

A reference book on Cristóbal Balenciaga's designs.

The third and final volume of the catalogue raisonné of Jean-Pierre Raynaud’s work begins in 1998, with the artist’s exploration of skulls and flags.

A biography of Anselm Kiefer, by his publisher and friend José Alvarez.

The second volume of Jean-Pierre Raynaud's collected works begins in 1974, with the artist's exploration of 15 x 15 cm white tiles with black grout, and continues through 1997.

The first book dedicated to the French architect and interior designer Djo-Bourgeois, associated with the Art Deco style, brings together a wealth of photographs, written materials, and drawings.

The exhibition catalog of the artistic duo HyberTalec (Fabrice Hyber & Nathalie Talec), whose playful, burlesque, outrageous, and unsettling works draw on the formal vocabulary of painting, sculpture, drawing, and fashion.

A history of invisible art.

An overview of Diego Giacometti's work.

A collaborative artist's book.

The history of the Union des Artistes Modernes (1929–1939).

A comprehensive tribute to Eugène Printz, a 20th-century designer and furniture maker whose work is characterized by a subtle respect for 18th-century furniture traditions.

A history of fashion in the 20th century.

A "self-portrait" in which Jean-Pierre Raynaud draws on the book's inherent sense of time to trace his artistic journey since 1962, using personal texts written spontaneously and a selection of emblematic works.

A retrospective of the artist's life through his works, which he briefly discusses.

A unique journey through the 20th century, exploring the various forms of artistic expression that shaped it.

Jean-Pierre Raynaud's artist house, from its construction to its final transformation: demolition.

The first monograph devoted to Gilles Barbier.

Thierry Davila explores the themes of movement and mobility in contemporary art—as tools for artistic expression—through the figure of the walking man, the surveyor.

The first volume of the catalogue raisonné of Jean-Pierre Raynaud's work covers the period from 1962 to 1973, revealing three major trends: the wooden pieces from 1962 to 1963, the psycho-objects from 1964 to 1970, the walls, the beginning of the artist's work on the House, and the first uses of 15 x 15 cm white tiles with black grout.