Sandra divides her time between Paris, Chicago, and New York. Expert in manuscript illumination, Sandra Hindman holds a Ph.D. in the History of Art and has written many books and articles on the subject of illuminated manuscripts. She is Professor Emerita of Art History at Northwestern University..

Laura holds a MBA from the University of Houston with a specialization in accounting and finance and a B.S. degree in Geological Engineering from the University of Texas, Austin. She has worked as an independent accountant for over 20 years for a variety of different businesses. She joined Les Enluminures in September of 2012.

Jacky received his BA degrees in Art History and Anthropology with honors from the University of Chicago in 2023. He joined Les Enluminures right after graduation. His responsibilities include maintaining the Chicago gallery space and operations.

Emma has a B.S. in Community and Nonprofit Leadership from the University of Wisconsin at Madison and an MBA in Arts and Cultural Management from IESE in Paris.  She has recently worked for contemporary art galleries in Paris and Chicago and, before that, for three years for a marketing agency in Los Angeles. She is the Assistant Gallery Manager in Chicago.

Karen holds a degree in literature from the University of Udine in Italy. She served as Office Manager in Paris for 5 years before leaving to work in television in Italy for 2 years. She rejoined the team at Les Enluminures in 2010 and is predominantly responsible for web content of the portal site and the rings site, as well as supporting aspects of European operations.

Fleur holds a First Class BA (Hons.) degree in Art History from the University of Manchester. She joins Les Enluminures in 2017, following ten years of experience in the auction world at Sotheby's and Pierre Bergé & Associés. Her responsibilities include working with European clients and organizing art fairs and other special events in Europe.

Laura holds degrees in history from Bryn Mawr College and in medieval history from UCLA. She has published widely on the Paris Bible and its precursors, including an exhibition catalogue on the Bible for Harvard University, where she worked as cataloguer of medieval manuscripts at the Houghton Library. She has recently edited a book on “Form and Function in the Late Medieval Bible.” She is in charge of cataloguing projects for text manuscripts.

Katja holds a Ph.D. in Art History from the University of Edinburgh and has over 15 years of experience in researching medieval manuscripts. She has worked as a manuscripts librarian at Leeds University Library and on research projects on manuscripts and tapestries at the IRHT-CNRS and the National Trust. She catalogues text manuscripts and books of hours for Les Enluminures since 2018.