PETROZ FINE ART GALLERY ON YOUTUBE ANTIQUES MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART

Jules Petroz was born in 1960 in Geneva. Initiated by his parents, also antiquarians, to the world of fine art and antiques, he studied History of Art at the University of Geneva. Jules has more than 20 years experience to his active, and since 1990, has been collaborating with his wife, Aicha. They deal mainly in Switzerland and in France, and their research extends to the rest of Europe, where they are always on the lookout for unique pieces. They have been supplying museums, world-renowned galleries and interior designers with rare pieces of furniture.
Their interest covers antiques, from archaeological finds to contemporary pieces and modern design, as well as Haute Époque, Renaissance and the 18th Century, with a special interest in Old Master drawings, prints, paintings and ceramics. They also buy books, sculptures and old photographs. Always on the move, from one fair to another, they visit large and small galleries as well as private clients.
Aicha and Jules are well-known figures in Geneva, having discovered, hidden beneath a pastel painting, what very seemingly appears to be a portrait of a late 19th-Century actress, demi-mondaine Mary Laurent, by Edouard Manet.
They will welcome you, in all discretion, to give you free advice on your antique pieces.
It is also possible to visit you at home for an assessment of larger items or collections.
Working closely with experienced professionals, they provide the best service for removals,
clearing out apartments, attics and basements.
Additionally, Jules is available for advice in investment in art and antiques.

For appointments, please call 00 41 78 7654321 or contact by email.
info@petroz.com

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[MrStanbone]

wow, your galleries are the best that i've seen by far. You must really love your job. I work

with clay/pottery to design pots and more, but I'm blessed with your work. Wish you the best in

the future and don't stop being creative.