Over seventy exhibitors from across Europe will fill Tour & Taxis from Thursday to Sunday for the second edition of the Antica Brussels fine art fair.
For four days, art collectors and enthusiasts can explore the former industrial site of Brussels, discovering the best that the current art market has to offer with an array of exquisite items from all over Europe.
The fair will feature a large array of modern Belgian art, including diverse periods and forms of art history, with curated selections of paintings, furniture, sculptures, jewellery, and collectibles.
Visitors can appreciate the works of Belgian expressionist artist Bram Bogart, closely associated with the avant-garde COBRA group.
Artifacts on display include a bracelet from the 1900s, an Art Nouveau vase from the Nancy School by the Muller Brothers, created during their stint with Val-Saint-Lambert crystal factories between 1905 and 1908, a richly decorated Inro (small box) from the Kajikawa School, and a grand pair of ten-light Empire-era candelabras believed to be the work of French sculptor and founder Thomire.
A set of original Banksy editions will be for sale at the fair, with proceeds funding humanitarian projects in Gaza and school reconstructions in Ukraine.
