MH370, 2024.
60 x 50 cm.
@ Jacques Charlier
![Portrait de Roy Lichtenstein vivant [18 12 1879 29 06 1940] Pascal Le Coq](https://lara-vincy.com/admin/uploads/pascal_le_coq_galerie_lara_vincy_1807.jpg "Portrait de Roy Lichtenstein vivant [18 12 1879 29 06 1940] Pascal Le Coq")
Portrait de Roy Lichtenstein vivant [18 12 1879 29 06 1940], 2025.
30 x 30 cm.
@ Pascal Le Coq
Big Zero, 2025.
50 x 61 cm.
@ Jonier Marin
Tattoo (Heures remarquables-12.34), 2019.
45 x 32 cm.
@ Jeanne Susplugas
POP, 2023.
53,5 x 63,5 x 5 cm.
@ Achim VOGEL MURANYI
Beat Entropy, 2019 / 2021.
47 x 35 cm.
@ Frédéric ACQUAVIVA
EVE READY FOR LOVE, 2025.
67 x 49,5 x 49,5 cm.
@ Corinne Fhima
Vincy's 70, 2025.
38 x 24 x 25 cm.
@ Charlemagne Palestine
LostDog Redux Anniversaire ta mère !, 2025.
50 x 60 x 30 cm.
@ Aurèle
22 novembre, 1976.
41 x 33 cm.
@ Gil J WOLMAN
La 47 ème, 2025.
42,5 x 32 cm.
@ Joël HUBAUT
FRÉDÉRIC ACQUAVIVA • DENISE A. AUBERTIN • JEAN-LUC ANDRÉ • ALAIN ARIAS-MISSON • AURÈLE • BEN
JACQUES CHARLIER • CHARLES DREYFUS • BRUNO DUVAL • ESTHER FERRER • CORINNE FHIMA
FRANÇOIS GUINOCHET • RAYMOND HAINS • JOËL HUBAUT • LÉA LE BRICOMTE • PASCAL LE COQ • MILLER LÉVY
JONIER MARIN • CLÉMENTINE MÉLOIS • LAFCADIO MORTIMER • RICARDO MOSNER • CHARLEMAGNE PALESTINE
GÉRALD PANIGHI • JEAN-LUC PARANT • SERGE PEY • JEANNE SUSPLUGAS • TAROOP & GLABEL • VINCENT + FERIA
ACHIM VOGEL • PETER VOGEL • GIL J WOLMAN
LA BOITE EN VITRINE
5/7 rue Jacques Callot
ESTHER FERRER
On May 13, 1955, Lara Vincy opened her gallery at 47 rue de Seine — an iconic address the gallery still occupies today.
Since then, the gallery’s story has been woven across generations. In the early 1970s, h daughter, Liliane Vincy, took over the direction and left a lasting mark until her passing in 2015.
In 2000, her son, Youri Vincy, joined her. Together, they worked for fifteen years to uphold and expand a program true to the gallery’s avant-garde spirit. Today, Youri continues this journey on his own, with the same commitment and vision.
To mark its 70th anniversary, the gallery presents an exhibition titled NUMEROLOGY, bringing together works by 30 selected artists around a unifying theme: numbers. Numbers as symbols, as mysteries, as data — they appear throughout the works as traces of time, chance, or hidden meaning.
Through this exhibition, we pay tribute to a unique family and artistic legacy, rooted in time, passion, and the constant renewal of ideas. A way to honor the past, anchor the present, and open onto the future.