The Auguste Rondel Gallery, made by Henri Labrouste, used to be a storehouse for rare books. The Gallery now preserves the works of August Rondel, a famous patron of the arts, in a gallery full of character.

GALERIE AUGUSTE RONDEL 2, by Thibaud Poirier, immerses us in the elegant tranquility of a library where symmetry and perspective guide the eye. This limited-edition photograph highlights an empty central space, framed by wooden bookshelves and chairs that emphasize the architecture of the space and the sensory immersion it offers. With the title, the artist sketches a surreal and timeless portrait of monuments of knowledge, as if these places were silently watching us and telling our stories. A rare and decorative piece, it combines the exclusivity of the print with a contemplative elegance, ready to enhance a living room or office while inviting the discovery of details—ironwork, gilding, and wood textures—in a timeless atmosphere.