Fnepsa's representatives since 2018

National President: Jean-Paul Sourillan

Jean-Paul Sourillan joined Fnepsa in 2003 and has been its national president since January 2023. He specialises in modern painting.

National Vice President: Isabelle Scappazzoni

After joining Fnepsa in 2009, Isabelle Scappazzoni was the national secretary from 2018 to 2025. She has worked for 15 years in the workshops of the National Library of France and the National Archives. She holds a Master II degree in conservation-restoration of cultural goods from the University of Paris I-Sorbonne and is accredited by the Museums of France. She is an expert technician in ancient and modern books. Her workshop welcomes books and graphic documents that require conservation or restoration of heritage. Numerous institutions such as the Archives of the Elysée Palace or large libraries call upon her skills. She is also called upon by insurance companies for claims, and by private individuals for advice on acquisitions. Passionate about her work, she regularly improves her skills through continuing education. Since 2000, she has participated in the Salon international du livre rare et des experts en objets d'art, a true mark of respectability.

National Treasurer: Cyrille Boulay

Cyrille Boulay has been an expert member of Fnepsa and CEDEA since 2006, a member of the board of directors since 2019 and deputy secretary since 2021. He works mainly for auction houses in France, Russia and Monaco.

He specialises in Russian silverware from the 18th to the early 20th century, particularly the great silversmiths of the Russian Imperial Court, such as Gratcheff, Khlebnikoff, Ovtchinikoff, Savikoff and Britzin. However, it is for the most famous of them all, Carl Fabergé, that his knowledge is most widely recognised. This man's creative magic, his inventive genius, and the technical variety and aesthetics of his style make him the undisputed master of Russian jewellery.

Passionate about the history of the great European and foreign dynasties, Cyrille Boulay is also the author of several reference works on this subject.

He was also the first to organise specialised sales: ‘Historical Memorabilia - Royal Families - Nobility - Heraldry’ on behalf of famous Parisian and foreign auction houses, where objects and documents from the Bourbons, Orléans, Romanovs and Napoleons rub shoulders. In doing so, he has showcased precious and moving souvenirs belonging to members of royal families and their monarchs. From Queen Marie-Antoinette's shoes to the waistcoat worn by the Dauphin and Napoleon's death mask.

National Secretary: Dominique Alsina

Doctor of Art History, certified expert at the Court of Appeal and Administrative Court of Appeal of Toulouse and the Courts of the Jurisdiction. Assessor at the Customs Conciliation and Expertise Commission

Dominique Alsina is a consultant for various experts and auction houses: Sotheby's, Christie's, Cabinet Turquin, Artcurial, Aguttes, Roseberys, Dorotheum. He carries out expert assessments for firms in Toulouse (Lecart, Art Patrimoine, Luc Expert, Guingand, Freschet Expertises, Experty's Consult, etc.), for private individuals in the context of insurance, inheritance, division of property, inventories and state property sales.

A specialist in the artist Louyse Moillon (c. 1610-1696), he has participated in various auctions and authored several publications.