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Bronze, Oval Rugby Ball
October 2003: The Rugby World Cup starts in Australia. An event is organized under the aegis of Christophe Juillet, former international player: "The Art Tangled." 35 selected artists will be invited to create a work inspired by the game of Rugby. Thus Christophe Lemaître creates a bronze oval shaped ball, on which attitudes of all phases of the game are represented. Only eight numbered copies are realized. Two copies are aquired for the French Rugby Federation, one by Alain Dominique Perrin, Chairman of Richemont Group and collector of contemporary art.
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Bronze, NRJ Music Awards Trophy
The NRJ Music Awards recognize each year the French and international singers, a trophy Christophe Lemaître created in 1999, during a ceremony at the opening of MIDEM at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes. Produced by the largest national television, this event brings together a considerable number of artists from around the world. This ceremony has already rewarded the biggest names in music, such as Tina Turner, Mariah Carey, Madonna, Michael Jackson, Bono, Robbie Williams ...
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Bronze, Trophée Prix Bourgeon Rolland Garros
Every year since 1981, on the sidelines of the International Tennis Tournament in France, an association of journalists awards the Bourgeon Price to several players and professional tennis players. The event, created by Jean-Claude Leuthe, from the advertising industry, aims to celebrate the spirit of sportsmanship, honor human qualities, strength of character and talent in the "pulp and fiber" of each athlete. Thus the future champion Rafael Nadal began his career with the first prize, followed immediately by his first victory of the Grand Slam. Gael Monfils and Novak Djokovic were also rewarded by the Trophy created by Christophe Lemaitre.
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Ring, Esprit Foot pour les bleus, Champions du Monde
Christophe Lemaître wanted to thank the women who have contributed in their own way to lead our team to the top of world football. René Bertin was the patron of the event. The ring presentation took place at Clairefontaine February 26, 2001. This day has linked sport and art. The last ring of the series numbered 1 to 30, was the subject of an auction for the benefit of the charity "The Indian Nights" chaired by Satya Oblette model, under the auspices of the United Nations.
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"The Elyséenne", Tableware project for the Presidency of the Republic
For the transition to the year 2000, the house Chastagner, porcelain manufacturer in Limoges, asks Christophe Lemaître a tableware project for the Presidency of the Republic. In this creation, Christophe Lemaître lends his eye, his knowledge and his artistic sensibility to the art of tableware. With "L’Elyséenne", he marks crosswalks in the second millennium by giving us the essence of his art, combining tradition and modernity. Epitome of a perfect harmony of genres, this piece of art flairs both the sculptural style of Arman and César, masters of the art of composition and compression, as jewelers Chaumet and Mauboussin, specialists in the contrast "mat / polished " in the surface treatment of gold. Limoges porcelain is the most elegant support for this work and offers the purest materials to mix styles, making jewelery designer Christophe Lemaître, a master in the field. Everything is there to honor our heavy and wonderful heritage. Everything is there to embody the prestige of our Parisian monuments: the elegance of our Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum charisma with its Pyramid, the Invalides, the Madeleine, the Sainte Chapelle, the Pantheon, the Sacred Heart ...
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