The CPGA–Fine Arts Paris Prize 2026 awarded to Haesaert-le Grelle
Saturday 19 September 2026
The CPGA–Fine Arts Paris Prize 2026 was awarded on Friday 18 September 2026 to the Haesaert-le Grelle gallery. A special mention was also given to Galerie Berès.
The winners
of the CPGA–Fine Arts Paris Prize 2026
This year, the jury rewarded Haesaert-le Grelle, a gallery specialising in 19th- and 20th-century decorative arts, to be discovered within the Nouveaux Horizons section, stand NH9 at Fine Arts Paris. Restorers and antique dealers, Laurent Haesaerts and Alexis le Grelle specialise in Gustave Serrurier-Bovy.
The jury also chose to award a special mention to Galerie Berès (stand S39).
Galerie Berès, located on the Rive Gauche, was founded in 1952 by Huguette Berès. It is now run by her granddaughters Florence and Capucine Berès, who have taken over from their mother Anisabelle Berès.
Photos : © Zionsay
The CPGA–Fine Arts Paris Prize
The CPGA–Fine Arts Paris Prize recognises the stand that combines originality and high standards. The quality of the works presented remains a criterion in its own right, which the jury continues to assess with its own rigour beyond the fair’s selection.
On this basis, it rewards the boldness of a perspective, the effort to maintain coherence in assembling an ensemble, the care devoted to presentation, and the strength of a clearly stated vision, without ever compromising on the quality of what is exhibited.
The 2026 jury
- Jean Philippe HECKETSWEILER, Director and founder of PEQAN
- Olivier GABET, Director of the Department of Decorative Arts at the Musée du Louvre
- Cendrine DE SUSBIELLE, Director of the Manufactures de création d’art textile – Deputy Directorate for Creation, Research and Innovation
- Véronique CLAVIÈRE-SCHIELE, collector
- Olivier DE JAMBLINNE DE MEUX, former banker and art lover
