Shops in Nice

The photographer, Jean-Louis Martinetti, runs a delightful little store on the corner of Rue de la Préfecture, selling prints and cards of his photographs of Nice and the surrounding area.

Founded as a photographic studio in 1958, and opened as a gallery in 1972, Jean Ferrero exhibited works from the School of Nice and the New Realism genre.

Pesce's first paintings date back to 1963 and his first sculptures from 1973 after meeting Arman and César.

Established in the year 2000, this gallery is set in a contemporary building in Saint Paul de Vence.

This contemporary art gallery has a wide range of works by Banksy, Picasso, Vincens, Lichtenstein, Moretti, Miro, Pioult, Bonnefoit, Cesar and Di Peri. A great place to browse.

The work of Danielle Alarcon Dalvin is displayed in her lovely studio here in Saint-Paul.

This sculptor produces grand pieces made from polished and rough stone, which catch the eye and make the observer look twice to double check that what they've seen is correct.

Situated in the heart of Saint-Paul, these two galleries at number 15 and number 64 on Rue Grande are two of the oldest in the town and have some of the best art displays.

Open since 1975, this gallery is a journey of discovery of contemporary art with pieces by Pinaud, Pesce, Descamps, Viallat and Dietman.

For many years, Floriane Maels has developed two series in parallel.

The home and studio of the famous artist Giuliano Mancini is adjacent to the old water mill in Saint-Paul.

With nearly 150 stores, a 10-screen multiplex, casino, exclusive services and its unique leisure offer, Polygon Riviera offers the largest shopping centre on the Cote d'Azur.

This gallery houses the works of Anne-Marie Briante.

For over 40 years, Pauline Seiller has been animating her gallery with exciting and ground-breaking artwork.

This gallery is home to a selection of work by French abstract and impressionist artists such as Chakravorty, Ferrato and Jeufroy as well as a selection of Vietnamese paintings from the Indo Chinese School of Fine Arts.

This is more museum than gallery, the main difference being you can buy the archaeological objects on display.

The studio of Anna and Michel Degav houses their bright collection of paintings which range from landscapes to portraits and sailing scenes.

Jean Carré's paintings and sculptures represent primitive life in hues of ocra and browns but use contemporary styles and forms.