Hôtel Lambert: The Illustrious Collection
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2022
- The Hôtel Lambert, built in the early 1640s and located on the secluded Île Saint-Louis in the heart of Paris, is the most staggeringly beautiful private residence in the city.
This palatial private house was decorated by the artistic visionaries behind the Palace of Versailles, architect Louis Le Vau, and painters Charles Le Brun and Eustache Le Sueur. Since then, it has been home to various illustrious families from Polish Prince Adam Jerzy Czartoryski and his descendants, to the Baron de Rede’ who hosted his legendary Bal Oriental in 1969 and the Rothschilds.
A public exhibition will precede the auctions, open to visitors from 6-11 October. The auctions will be commemorated with six volumes. From 11-14 October, Sotheby’s Paris will offer the contents across five live auctions, and an online sale, accompanied by a series of catalogues comprising six volumes.
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This is art, the likes of which we will never witness again. To have it dismantled and sold off piecemeal is a sacrilege.
Art Sacrilege is a privilege only the immensely heartless zillionaires can afford and evidently they enjoy it!
There are countless of great houses with extraordinary collections across the globe… you make it sound as if this is the last
@@kismit100 Fuck the globe.
Paris only has a few of those places still intact and in private hands, Xavier Niel didn't need to scatter the collection, but he did.
It was one rich men collection closed to the public, now some of these pieces are bought by french instututions and are available for all to enjoy, while some others are in another rich people hands. It is bigger pleasure to see some of these pieces live in Versailles or in Louvre then in video :) However ot ios wonderful video!
Singularly and spectacularly beautiful. How I wish the place and the pieces would remain intact for hundreds of years.
Stunning. There was not one thing that I did not like. The colors in each room, the transitions, the arrangements of each and every piece, balance, cheerful rooms.
And the music just took us along the journey of visual splendor.
It's French😂👍
The hotel is a jewel , so is the furniture, the lamps, those frescos on the ceilings, crystal chandeliers, porcelain, and antiques. The dining room is stunning. European decor is beautiful!
Basically it is a house, the French call it as a hotel
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Yes, it's a "Hôtel particulier".
It is. That's why I miss Berlin. My. HOMETOWN....when it's gone. It's gone....no heaven for buildings....
Je suis sans voix devant cette belle exposition. Je pense que je vais copier le lien histoire de la revoir à chaque fois que j'ai besoin de beauté pour supporter les aléas de la vie😍
Wonderful places like this should be protected. ❤💚🙂
Protected from what?
You're forgetting about the 4th dimension. Time changes everything. It is relentless and unstoppable. At yet, it only exists in our minds. 🤔😉
Since the 1830s until 1860s, when the residence belonged to the Czartoryski family, it was THE HEART OF POLAND. After the collapse of the November Uprising against Russia thousands of Poles were forced to leave their homeland. The Palace hosted the Czartoryski Collection including paintings of Leonardo da Vinci, Raffaello Santi e Rembrandt (now in Kraków) and some of the greatest Poles used to meet there including Fryderyk Chopin and Adam Mickiewicz. I am so sorry this historic Paris residence is no more in Polish hands :-(
That such collections still exist, in such a impeccable setting.
From an article in The Guardian, "In 2007, the Hôtel Lambert, whose Hercules Gallery was painted by Versailles decorator Charles Le Brun, was acquired by Qatari royal Sheikh Hamad Bin Abdullah Al Thani who carried out an extensive €120m (£100m) renovations and filled it with his extensive personal collection of art and decorative works. It is this collection now being offered for sale by Sotheby’s in October."
So, so, sad and sickening that it wasn’t purchased by France and saved as a museum. Really? No one cared enough about it? The Rothchild’s needed the money more than the write off?
Oui. And prior to that, this was the home of Marie Helene de Rothshield, site of many grand soirees.
@@HorsdSF
And the Baron de Redé.
I still have the catalogs from the Baron de Redes sale. Why is this sheik selling it off. The Hotel Lambert should be a National museum. Testimony to France.
fail to mention the destruction of the bath cabinets, with 17th-century frescoes, completely burned by the fire that caused the extensive and unnecessary modifications (such as elevators for cars) modifications disapproved by the society of Heritage Protection for danger to the structure and that months later all Parisians watched helplessly as the worst omens happened. Oh yep, and dames to the glorious gallery as well...
This is the most stunning house i have ever seen, gasping, speechless..
This is beyond magnificent.
Imagine living in such settings.....lives engulfed in privilege
Absolutely no words that could describe this journey I just went through viewing this video. I am speechless-- Stunning, gorgeous, beautiful, exquisit--doesnt give it justice. I am overwhelmed.
Восторг!!! Просто слов нет... столько красоты просто невозможно в себя вместить сразу! Спасибо, Автор!!!
Pure ecstasy of the senses... Stunningly beautiful!
highly sophisticated taste, should be kept as it is a historic art, why to sell,why not to keep as a museum...
This place has a specjal spot in Polish harts .
It was a long time a home to Polish aristocracy
who emigrated running from Russian tyrany .
If l'm not mistaken it was owned for many years
by Polish arystocrat .
You are right. "With the motto ‘From the Past to the Future’, Princess Izabela set up the museum in Pulawy, Poland to store Polish and other historic memorabilia. Da Vinci’s ‘The Lady with an Ermine’ was added to the collection by Izabela’s son, Adam, upon his return from Italy. After his political career failed, Adam moved to Paris along with the collection which was set up at Hotel Lambert. "
@@liliaindjieva6713 thanks for the info . Nice to know that some one
with the Russian name knows this story .
I don't know how many possessions of Prince Czartoryski family is still there; hope not many. At least the library and the museum came to Krakow. Czartoryskis couldn't afford to keep the Hotel at the beginning of XX c. Count Zamoyski obtained it, then finally arabian prince or sheikh. Chopin played so many times there, the core of the Great Polish Emigration met there , so sad, really...🇵🇱🌹
Absolutely the pinnacle in occult curated historical art opulence in this theater of emotions, assembled in perfectly pleasing & architecturally complementary treasuries. ...What Magic 🎩 !?
I am Absolutely blown to smithereens at the explicate rarenes & the experience was beautifully music invoked . Thank-you soo much
This is what real luxury looks like kids
What a feast for the eye! Stunning collection indeed!
An unbelievable collection of art and beauty.
Everywhere you look there's passion and drama. Spectacular to behold!
C'EST MAGNIFIQUE!
Потрясающе ! Спасибо ! И музыкальное сопровождение завораживает !!!!!!!!!
Ещё раз посмотрела !!!!! Благодарю !!!! Осчастливили !!!!!
What a magnificent Hotel, unbeliveble art collection.
It's actually a private house.
@@MTMF.london House? wow 👍
built in 1640... When Paris dreamed to be a second Rome... Many french queens were italians... We must not forget it !
French Kingdom was fascinated by Italy then... (and still is cultural sense of the verb "fascinated of course).
French culture is probably one of the classic culture in the world.
none of this building was from 1640!! weird how you need to drag italy to it! also even if all the Queen was italian, it won't affect the culture nor architecture
@@samanthasmith61 Mais t'es con ou quoi toi !!! Je te parle de l'influence de l'Italie sur la culture française !!! Je ne te parle pas de quelqu'un qui serait de 1640 !!! Tu peux m'expliquer le rapport s'il te plait !!! Espèce de crétin que tu es ! Crétin et inculte !!!
Cher Bob, je ne me souviens que de deux reines italiennes : Catherine et Marie de Médicis (pour la période qui couvre la Renaissance et les Temps Modernes), les autres étant Claude de France, Marie Stuart, Élisabeth d'Autriche, Louise de Lorraine, Anne d'Autriche, Marie-Thérèse d'Autriche, Marie Leczynska, et Marie-Antoinette d'Autriche : les reines italiennes furent plutôt une exception. Mais là où je vous rejoins sans peine, c'est sur l'influence qu'elles eurent sur la Cour de France et les Arts.
Il appartenait à la famille Czartoryski à partir de 1843, date à laquelle il fut racheté par le prince Adam Jerzy Czartoryski, qui découvrit, par Fryderyk Chopin, la mise en vente d'un immeuble assez vétuste sur l'île Saint Louis.
Fryderyk Chopin et Adam Mickiewicz vivaient dans la résidence. À son apogée, le bâtiment était traité comme une représentation diplomatique non officielle de la Pologne. La famille Czartoryski a possédé le bâtiment jusqu'en 1975, date à laquelle le baron Guy de Rothschild l'a acheté.
Such stunning beauty, lovingly curated. One could easily sell one's soul to possess such flawless creations.
It’s too bad this magnificent collection is being auctioned. I hope the many pieces are grouped and sold with great care to those who will truly value their significance.
Well said. Thank you.
It should be bought en bloc and preserved as a National museum of France. It has real life when occupied by Baron and Baronne Guy de Rothschild and their friend Baron Alexis de Rede. Lived in history and legendary parties.
@@johnmccann2320 I concur. Will French leadership be persuaded to make this lofty decision? France has such wealth in the arts and trades; yet, there are so many properties which need protection and preservation. The money is there, but can it be allocated in a timely fashion?
Agree 100% the building and the art along with the history should be part of France
The collection auctioned belongs to the family al Thani not the Rothchilds.
Downton Abbey score. So nice. Ahhhh those French decorations. They know how to do it.
TY, Sotheby's
It's extremely disappointing that this wasn't turned into a museum like the Musee Nissim de Camondo
I read somewhere that Niel is going to turn it into a cultural institute. A museum, I can imagine, but a cultural institute ? Seems pretty perilous to me
Who or what is Niel if I may ask?
@@user-po3ko9yb5w French telecom billionaire Xavier Niel who bought the place a few years back for 200M€, from arabs (who burned it down for insurance money because they wanted to dig a swimming pool and a batman parking elevator) .
Niel is that kind of progressive/jewish tech billionaire, so whatever "culture" means to him, probably won't mean "french" culture to normal people. More likely contemporary speculative garbage to recoup his investment, otherwise he wouldn't be scattering that amazing collection.
Глядя на всё это великолепие ✨ задаюсь мыслью и пожеланием,что бы мастерство и фантазия ,не было утрачено человечеством ,для создания таких шедевров ✨👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻✨🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✨
Oui je suis d accord avec vous prions... Mais en occident ils deviennent tous fous. Croyez moi j ai peur.
Un émerveillement devant l’œuvre de tant de talents exposés tout l’arts des grands esprits de ce monde.
These are National treasures of France. I can’t imagine that it would all lost forever.
Ah, Marie Helene! And Guy too. How much you are missed!
Mesmerizing. Especially to me inlaid furniture. 👑😍
💝Stunning so much beautiful detail ✨
Absolutely Beautiful.
Absolutely sad....I hope the buyers appreciate and share with The world..of art... so much history...a rich designer could buy it..
absolute stunning, beautiful
Amazingly stunning 🙌
Such beautiful artifacts...
İnsan elinin yarattığı "estetik ṣahaserleri" seyredince,sanatsal yanımıza hayran kalmamak mümkün değil...
Harikulade!
(Fascinating,
Magnetic.
Thank you.)
Magnificent, the glory of satisfaction and discovery's dance.
Very very nice. I love cherubs and angels. Those chairs are my favorite.
so sad that this perfectly curated collection will be dispersed and will leave this unique and perfect setting...
The prince Al Thani rented for a 20 years period a part of the Hôtel de la Marine, a prestigious place See the explanation in the video ua-cam.com/video/IBxIaBu6P68/v-deo.html
Just perfect 👌
OMG, what`s is the name of this wonderful background music? It`s so magical.
Its a outrage that the building that housed these treasures [itself a PRICELESS treasure of French patrimoine], was wrecked by the Qatari Royal Family, when they owned it .
Air conditioning was installed, along with acres of basement garaging, Staircases were gutted [to be replaced with a lift]- ALL done secretly and ILLEGALLY without the correct 'historic building' permits required by the Government, and [almost certainly] by the same SLAVE LABOUR utilised to build the facilities for the upcoming World Cup, so outrageously awarded to Qatar, by the [generously bribed] FIFA authorities.
EVERY single item in the auction ought to be confiscated from the auctioneers, and given to the French people as recompense,..
Entièrement d'accord
Amazing collection ... I am predicting a real war around some pieces This style of sale is so rare both in quality and quantity ....
Gorgeous!!!
Who respects art and beauty , if I haven’t got it, nor should you: selfish , just look at the vandalism toward Priceless masterpiece,j
On ne peut vraisemblablement reduire la beauté au plaisir, mais la beauté restera avant tout le plaisir.
Maravilloso, un museo.
Definitely my style!
Some families were just extremely rich. Luckily they spent a lot of their money to beauty, so that it is preserved and we too can enjoy it occasionally.
STAGGERING is the right word. But why is it all being auctioned off now ? I think the actual house is gorgeous, but the sheer quantity of the possessions this house contains is mind blowing - I am so glad I am not a maid working there - can you imagine dusting all that stuff ? Really beautiful things each one of which could be appreciated so much more were it to be displayed by itself instead of being swamped by so much other stuff. Really if this is one family's home it is a ridiculous example of a human having more money than they know what to do with - and I am so glad that's how it appears to me ! I would love to be at the auctions to see all this stuff slowly moving away with new owners. Some of that furniture is beautiful so that would be a shame to sell away from the house. Then if they are selling everything off what is to become of the house itself ? please create a video of it's future if you can !!!
Perfection !
Astonishing!!!
C'est incroyable!
Wonderfull
Great
Una belleza gusto exquisito y bueno en Paris la hermosa gracias Sonia Guerrero desde Argentina💝💝🙋🙋
WAIT A MINUTE......SUCH BEAUTY THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN...SMH My dear France💮💮
Perfection
Merci 💞💞
Utmost perfection undoubtedly.
No imbalance, mismatch, mistakes.
Perfect
La galerie d'Hercule est sublime, je m'y vois très bien faire un film.
아주멋찌고 아름딥습니다~~
Habité par le Baron de REDHEZ entre 1985 ,un très bel hôtel particulier sur la Seine ❤
Wow
Wuauuuuuu.👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏💘💘💘💘🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
So sad to see this collection disbursed. What a magnificent Hotel!!
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Magnificent , The best collection I've ever seen , Unbelievable
Époustouflé je suis. J'aimerais bien pouvoir le visiter. Jai vu le vidéo avant la reste dil y a 4 ans. Vraiment l'émir a fait faire un travail remarquable et même plus
眼が眩むような黄金と美術品
前澤さんも買ってほしいな
Love it I love France.
I don't even want to imagine how difficult it is to clean all of that!
Preserve it please, it’s an artifact of the past
Happy days for the 1% who own everything on the planet
Awwww Parisssss💋 home of Versaillessss🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹😢😢😢😢😢
A dream- ☄️ it must be recognized that it has no equivalent - a perfected human body of architectural heritage and singular objects of arte. We are the extinction level events.
I can't believe such collections even exist. Mindblowing stunning beauty. What a shame it was auctioned.
Exquis
watching this on lsd is great
What is the name of the playlist?
👏🏻👏🏻
Tragic that the contents are being auctioned. What happened? Is there no private owner? Can't the hotel be turned into a museum?
It is a private house not a hotel.
What was for sale was only the private collection of prince prince Abdullah bin Khalifa al-Thani.
What is the music soundtrack for this video. I have searched. Thank you~
💖💖
Неймовірно!
How to make this procedure of Sotheby's much sobar like helping skill to refit extraordinary objects into same room under different angle of ray?
Je n’habite pas très loin. Je ne soupçonnais pas l’existence d’un tel trésor. Je suis sans voix.
OMG what is the intro song?
If i was super rich my place would look like this
The music in the background.
Who is it?
Could anyone suggest,the pease of music behind.
The music " can someone please inform me as to what we are listening to at the opening of this video?
Παρακαλώ λύστε μου μια απορία : αυτό το χλιδατο ξενοδοχείο , είναι επισκέψιμο ; ? Μπορεί κάποιος να καθήσει στις πολυθρόνες ; Μπορεί να περάσει ανάμεσα στα έπιπλα , χωρίς να παρασύρει στο πέρασμα του κάποιο πολύτιμο μπιμπελό ; και κάτι ακόμα : πως ξεσκονιζονται όλα αυτά τα αριστουργήματα που είναι εκτεθειμένα τριγύρω ; Τα πιάνουν ανθρώπινα χέρια ; ? Ευχαριστώ ...
Can someone please identify the music used in the opening of this video.