Studio
CDL/S is an established transdisciplinary art advisory and landscape art studio. Our inventory is carefully curated by our renowned in-house expert of classical French art and gardens, Christian Duvernois, and his close-knit team of art connaisseurs. For any inquiries, consultations, or to schedule an appointment, please contact our studio from Monday to Friday, 10am to 6pm at 212.268.3628.
The landscape art studio specializes in producing and sourcing exterior-grade classical and modern art, sculptures, and furniture suitable for urban, residential, and commercial gardens and parks. Drawing on a wealth of knowledge of fine and decorative arts, the studio, which has evolved into a global network, acquires uniquely made pieces and directly connects clients to renowned landscape artists. Each piece is uniquely made or casted in limited editions as exclusive offerings by CDL/S. Our goal is to maintain client discretion and confidentiality, whilst encouraging art collections that reflect the client’s personal interests.
The studio also works with a select clientele comprised of private and dedicated collectors of 19th century, modern, and contemporary fine art. Our team implements a highly personalized approach to the clients’ vision; we advise on collection interest, and collection management, as well as manage art acquisition including sourcing, negotiating, purchasing, and documenting works.
From Versailles to Manhattan: The Journey of Nymph Arethusa
With former Chief Curator of Sculpture at the Louvre, Isabelle Leroy-Jay Lemaistre, we announce the installation of the 18th Century sculpture of Nymphe Aréthuse[…]
Contemporary Art & Landscape
From static paintings to mutable sculptures, the landscape leaves a lasting impression on international contemporary art. An intricate relationship connects contemporary art with the larger outdoor landscape. These two realms, while they have their own founding principles, extract larger meaning from each other when united. Art historian Barbara Matilsky, speaks about the direction of modern […]