December 4–6, 2026

Salon des Livres Rares & Arts Graphiques

Carreau du Temple - 4, rue Eugène Spuller · Paris, 75003 · Stand C5

Opens
December 4, 2026, 9:00
Closes
December 6, 2026, 12:55

Getting there

Métro or taxi

Event website

This is a fair of the highest standards: all exhibitors are members of the Ligue Internationale de la Librairie Ancienne (LILA) and, for French exhibitors, affiliated with the Syndicat de la Librairie Ancienne et Moderne (SLAM). This century-old professional association brings together the leading specialists in the field of antiquarian and collectible books, abiding by a strict code of ethics and offering collectors and enthusiasts the best possible guarantees of authenticity and expertise in their respective fields. Of its 230 members, nearly half will be present for the finest event of its kind in France and one of the most important in the world, showcasing the exceptional cultural heritage of our collective memory, tracing the marks left by the human spirit through the centuries, from the earliest works to contemporary artistic avant-gardes.

Today it is the finest event of its kind in France and one of the most important in the world for antiquarian books, autographs & manuscripts; traditionally associated with the Salon du livre rare, the drawing, print and engraving galleries demonstrate the diversity of the print medium, from the Old Masters to modern and contemporary artists.
All exhibitors are subject to a vetting committee, which guarantees the authenticity of the works and the accuracy of the descriptions of the items on display.
Exceptional provenances, intimate manuscripts, prints and drawings of every period, resplendent bindings… The booksellers and gallerists bring to light an invaluable written and iconographic heritage, and this exceptional cultural event offers a unique opportunity to become acquainted with our collective memory.
A leading fair, a sensuous encounter with documents of every style and every period, uniting the book and the work on paper.

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