Research
Louis Soulard’s research in art, design, and material culture spans over a decade, developed through his graduate work and tenures at Sotheby’s and Jason Jacques Gallery. Utilizing bilingual fluency in French and English, his methodology relies on primary archival documentation, forensic material analysis, and direct consultation with international estates and experts to reconstruct provenance and design histories.
His research expertise ranges from historical cross-cultural exchanges—including a master’s thesis at New York University’s Institute of Fine Arts on 17th-century Chinoiserie motifs in Western Europe—to market-defining, collection-specific research projects surrounding rediscovered masterpieces by Isamu Noguchi, Alberto Giacometti, Pierre Legrain, and Eileen Gray.
A Re-Discovered Masterpiece: Alberto Giacometti’s “Facettes” Polyhedron
A Unique Table by Jean Prouvé
Eileen Gray Chairs for E-1027
An Important Bench by Isamu Noguchi
Armand-Albert Rateau: The Blumenthal Commission
Eileen Gray and Pierre Legrain masterpieces from the Perelman Collection
Zen by Design
Diego Giaometti’s Hommage to Arnold Böcklin
Isamu Noguchi: Table Meets Sculpture
Louis Kahn, A Unique Desk from the Weiss House
Masterpieces by Gerrit Rietveld from the Collection of Michael Maharam
A Celebration of Art Deco
Carlo Mollino’s Table for ‘Italy at Work’
Maurice-Claude Vidili’s Sphère d’Isolation, 1971

