Musée Nissim de Camondo
Renovations Over Time
Renovation of the kitchens and bathrooms
of the Musée Nissim de Camondo in Paris,
which showcase the operation
of a grand Parisian residence from the 1900s.
J.Paul Getty Museum
18th-Century Gaming Table
A privileged relationship
between the J. Paul Getty Museum and Galerie Kraemer,
which gifted this 18th-century gaming table featuring the coat of arms of the city of Paris,
made of embroidered velvet with gold threads, among other materials.
The Louvre Museum
Large Trumeau Mirror and Bergère
During the reorganization of the Louvre Museum’s galleries dedicated to 18th-century furniture, a large Louis XVI-era trumeau mirror was missing.
The Galerie was pleased to donate this carved, painted, and gilded wooden piece, intended to be placed above the fireplace, surrounded by beautiful furniture and objects, including a bergère created in 1788 by J-B. Boulard that belonged to Madame Élisabeth, the sister of Louis XVI. This bergère was also donated to the Museum by the Kraemer family and is currently displayed at the Château de Versailles.
The Louvre Museum
Louis XVI Vase in Sèvres Porcelain
The result of a collaboration between the sculptor Louis Simon Boizot, the painter Pierre Joseph Rosset the Elder, and the gilder Jean-Pierre Boulanger, this vase named “Jardin à Dauphins” was created in anticipation of the birth of the first son of Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette in 1781, the second child of the royal couple and heir to the throne.
This large vase was then probably gifted in 1784 by Louis XVI to Prince Henry of Prussia, brother of Frederick II, then King of Prussia.
Château de Versailles
Set of Chairs – Louis XVI Period
Stamped by J.B. Boulard.
These chairs are part of a series commissioned in 1786 by the Garde-Meuble de la Couronne from Boulard and Séné, the leading cabinetmakers of the Louis XVI period.
They were intended to furnish the dining rooms of Versailles, Fontainebleau, or Saint-Cloud.
Sèvres – National Factory and Museum
Bronze Inkwell – Louis XVI Period
This inkwell very likely belonged to Princess Kinsky.
The Vincennes manufactory was founded in 1740 with the support of Louis XV and Madame de Pompadour. It was relocated to Sèvres in 1756 near the Château de Bellevue.
Château de Chambord
Project for the elevation of the Château de Chambord
Drawing depicting a project for the elevation of the Château de Chambord, created for Francis I by an architect from Blois.
This work is part of the collections of Chambord.
Gift of Olivier and Laurent Kraemer.
Museum of Jewish Art and History
Proclamation of the King on a decree of the National Assembly concerning the Jews.
Printing Jean-Baptiste Capel.
Dijon, 1790
Gift of Kraemer family.
Vice-president and treasurer of the mahJ from 1988 until his death in 2011, Philippe Kraemer played an important role in the creation and development of the museum.
A renowned antique dealer, he had been one of the most active figures on the committee of the Jewish Art Museum on Rue des Saules. After his death, his family offered the mahJ this decree from the National Assembly, dated 1790, recalling the legal protection enjoyed by the Jews of France before their emancipation in 1791.
