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Review

Sergeant Paper

5 out of 5 stars
  • Shopping
  • price 2 of 4
  • 4e arrondissement
  • Recommended
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Time Out says

In 2008 Vincent, Pierre-Yves and Cyrielle opened Issue in the Rue Quincampoix, just one amongst many other art galleries in the area. The space concentrated on the work of young illustrators, graphic artists and comic book works at affordable prices – with such success that they re-launched in 2013 as a boutique, the sweetly-named Sergeant Paper.

With the work of more than 100 artists on sale, they offer an anthology of artistic discoveries, signed and in limited editions. The place’s managers, long stewed in the genre, track new talents in graphic arts, illustration, street art, typography and more on the white walls. Artworks are available in silkscreen or giclée (jet ink) prints:provocative surrealist works from Elzo, burlesque drawings from Amandine Urruty, symmetrical graphic monsters by Niark1 and many others make up an immense catalogue of works (+800) priced from €20 to €400.

Details

Address
38 rue Quincampoix
Paris
75004
Transport:
Métro : Rambuteau
Opening hours:
Du mardi au samedi de midi à 20h
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