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Fine Arts Paris International art fair Next edition 17 - 21 NOV 2021 (opening: 16 NOV) FINE ARTS PARIS will hold its fifth edition from November 17-21, 2021 in the Courtyard of the Dôme des Invalides.
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This year’s FINE ARTS PARIS will bring together some 60 galleries specializing in all aspects of the fine arts in a temporary structure in this prestigious location. An online version of the fair will also be held. "While it is difficult to predict what the health situation will be at the end of November, we want to continue to move our projects forward and send a positive message to the art market,” says Louis de Bayser, President of Fine Arts Paris. ___ FINE ARTS PARIS tiendra sa 5ème édition du 17 au 21 novembre 2021 dans la Cour du Dôme des Invalides. FINE ARTS PARIS réunira une soixantaine de galeries dans toutes les spécialités des Beaux-Arts, sous une structure éphémère située dans un site prestigieux, et sera enrichi d’une version numérique. « S’il parait difficile de prévoir la situation sanitaire fin novembre, nous souhaitons continuer à faire avancer nos projets et donner un message positif au marché de l’art » explique Louis de Bayser, le Président du Salon. finearts-paris.com

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05/02/2021

FINE ARTS PARIS annonce les dates et le lieu de son édition 2021 17/21 novembre 2021 - Dôme des Invalides Paris.

Dans le calendrier 2021 des foires et salons, d’ores et déjà perturbé par la crise sanitaire, FINE ARTS PARIS maintient le cap. Sa 5ème édition se déroulera du 17 au 21 novembre 2021 (vernissage 16 novembre) dans la Cour du Dôme des Invalides, lieu choisi pour l’édition 2020, rendue impossible en présentiel en raison du confinement. FINE ARTS PARIS réunira une soixantaine de galeries dans toutes les spécialités des Beaux-Arts, sous une structure éphémère située dans un site prestigieux, et sera enrichi d’une version numérique.

« S’il parait difficile de prévoir la situation sanitaire fin novembre, nous souhaitons continuer à faire avancer nos projets et donner un message positif au marché de l’art » explique Louis de Bayser, le Président du Salon.

Avec son atmosphère intimiste inspirée du Salon du dessin, FINE ARTS PARIS fera tout pour s’adapter aux exigences sanitaires du moment et proposer un évènement de qualité, tant sur le site des Invalides que sur la plateforme numérique. https://finearts-paris.com/

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FINE ARTS PARIS will take place from November 17-21, 2021, in the courtyard of the Dôme des Invalides, Paris.

The 2021 trade-fair calendar has already been disrupted by the Covid-19 crisis, but the fifth edition of FINE ARTS PARIS 2021 will still take place on November 17-21 (opening 16 November), in the courtyard of Paris’s Dôme des Invalides, the venue chosen for the 2020 edition (cancelled because of lockdown rules). This year’s FINE ARTS PARIS will bring together some 60 galleries specializing in all aspects of the fine arts in a temporary structure in this prestigious location. An online version of the fair will also be held.

"While it is difficult to predict what the health situation will be at the end of November, we want to continue to move our projects forward and send a positive message to the art market,” says Louis de Bayser, President of Fine Arts Paris.

With its intimate atmosphere inspired by the Salon du dessin, FINE ARTS PARIS will do its utmost to adapt to the health requirements in effect at the time and to present a superlative fair at both the Invalides site and on the digital platform. https://finearts-paris.com/en/home-2/

21/01/2021

This bust links two very prominent artists of the 20th century France: the sculptor Antoine Bourdelle and the architect Auguste Perret. Bourdellle created a bust of his friend Perret in 1921. Several examples are known to us (Salle Cortot, Théâtre des Champs Élysées, Musée d’Orsay, Musée du Prieuré à St. Germain-en-Laye, Hôtel de Ville au Havre). What makes this version particularly interesting is the at the time rare use of green ceramic. The artist was probably Jean Mayodon (1893-1967), a major avant-garde ceramist. He was a friend of Bourdelle and he adapted several sculptures by the artist.

The Gallery Trebosc + van Lelyveld was founded about twenty years ago in Amsterdam. The gallery offers a selection of unique, original and rare sculptures without any preference for choice of material or specific period. The discovery of an unusual object that goes beyond mere decorative interest is the raison d’être of Trebosc + van Lelyveld. The gallery, which is open by appointment, is housed in a 17th century townhouse where Baron d’Holbach held his salon in the 18th century.

17/01/2021

Born into a family of modest means, François Bonvin was a talented draughtsman from an early age. His first formal instruction was at the École du dessin in Paris, studied for a brief period under the supervision of Horace Lecoq de Boisbaudran (1802-1897) and often went to the Academie Suisse where he drew after the model. Most directly influenced from sketching at the Louvre, especially by copying the works of the Flemish and Dutch genre painters, as well of those of Chardin (1699-1779), it can be said Bonvin was largely self-taught.

While earning his living, like his father, as a policeman, he first exhibited in the Salon in 1847, and has his first major success with the presentation of three paintings at the Salon of 1849. It was at this time that he made the acquaintance of Gustave Courbet and the great critic Jules-Francois Fleury-Husson (1820-1889), who wrote under the pseudonym, Champfleury. These three friends, Courbet, Champfleury and Bonvin, would become, in the words of Jay Clarke, the “cornerstones of the French Realist movement.” This movement rejected the idealism of Romanticism and concerned itself with the objective portrayal of daily life, its simple and quotidian aspects, especially in the lives of the poor and marginalized.

Towards the end of 1878 Bonvin, suffering great physical pain and confined to his house in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, embarked on a remarkable series of small-scale still-life paintings and drawings of kitchen utensils and other small household objects that were at hand. These pictures were painted at home, using objects found throughout the house, such as kettles, candlesticks, pipes, books, compote jars and stove grills. Most of his pictures from this time until his death in 1887 were of this type and scale.

The present painting, presented at Fine Arts Paris Online by W.M. Brady & Co, one of three small-scale still-lifes devoted to the subject of letter writing, shows a brass candlestick, fitted with a handle, with the stub of a candle that has just been snuffed, its ember still glowing and residual smoke wafting upwards. The candlestick rests on a small pile of correspondence, with a red stick of sealing wax and a seal to the left. Richly painted, this small picture demonstrates fully Bonvin’s marvelous mastery of color. The painting suggests a nocturnal attention to correspondence. Bonvin was a writer of verse, as well as an attentive correspondent.

Image: François Bonvin (1817 - 1887), Still-life with Candle, 1878. Oil on panel, 19 x 25 cm. Courtesy of W. M. Brady & Co, New York.

04/01/2021

Before being recognized by his contemporaries as the uncontested painter of volcanic phenomena, Pierre–Jacques Volaire (1729-1802) was trained in Toulon in the family workshop and then became a pupil and assistant of Joseph Vernet for the series of the Ports of France between 1755 and 1762. Like his master, he succumbed to the call of Italy and lived in Rome from 1763 to 1768. When he moved to Naples in 1768, the depictions of waterfalls and coastlines inspired by Vernet were replaced almost exclusively by views of the Volcano. As Cavaliere of the congregation of St. Luke, he enjoyed institutional recognition which was soon met with commercial success. In fact, the souvenir views that were popular among tourists on the Grand Tour, especially the English, and which Volaire created in large numbers, brought him a large fortune and artistic fame.

In this view, presented at Fine Arts Paris Online by Galerie Perrin, Volaire has adopted a vertical format. Rich impasto and thick brushstrokes full of paint with colors varying from yellow to brown have been used to describe the projecting flaming stones that illuminate the surrounds plunged into the darkness of night. Volaire has created several areas of powerfully contrasting light and dark, penetrating the thick clouds of smoke with a blue glow.

Image: Pierre-Jacques Volaire known as Le Chevalier Volaire (1729-1802), The eruption of Vesuvius, French school, circa 1780.

31/12/2020

Fine Arts Paris wishes you a safe and graceful end of the year. We all look forward to good times in 2021, being able to share warm moments again, enjoying the beautiful things in life.

This rare cameo engraved on shell called "camée coquille" seen here, shows the distinguished left profile of the Empress Eugénie, inspired by the models of Nieuwerkerke and Peyre. Eugénie wears a pearl set including a one-row pearl necklace with nine pear pearls, that of the Duchess of Angoulême from the Crown Jewels. This exquisite cameo is a 2020 FINE ARTS PARIS catalogue piece of Paris based gallery Royal Provenance.

Image: Paul-Victor Lebas (active during the second half of the 19th century), Portrait of Empress Eugénie. Cameo engraved on shell called "camée coquille", circa 1853. Mounted in a gold round brooch (18k) decorated with filigrees and beaded border in the neo-Greek or "neo-archaeological" taste. D. 6.2 cm (in total). Gross weight: 36.6 g. Courtesy Royal Provenance Gallery, Paris.

24/12/2020

Fine Arts Paris Online welcomed nearly 12,000 visitors in 2020. In the special context of this year, our 55 participating galleries are happy to have been able to share with you their latest discoveries and passion for beautiful works of art.

Joyeux Noël, Merry Christmas! We wish you a happy holiday season and look forward to seeing you again in 2021.

'Scène de patinage sur un canal' (A Wide Canal with many skaters) by Anthonie Verstralen (1594 - 1641) was offered at our last edition by Gallery Florence de Voldère. Verstralen was was born into an Antwerp family and he died in Amsterdam. He, along with Hendrick Avercamp, was influenced by a winter landscape of Pieter Bruegel the Elder’, the 'Bird Trap'. Punctuated by a few leafless trees, the radiant horizon has lowered to reveal a stormy, cloudy sky, a balance and counterpoint to the skaters whose shadows are cast on the frozen canal. The natural skating rink acts as a recreation and social area for the villagers, graceful silhouettes whose reduced scale serves to emphasise the vastness of nature.

17/12/2020

Chantal Kiener promotes studies and sketches such as landscape oils on paper from the end of the 18th to the middle of the 19th century as well as drawings and watercolours of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries. Perfect for the festive season, the gallery offers this most decorative floral design for a large dish by Manufacture Vieillard (1845-1895). The Bordeaux earthenware factory created pieces marked by the taste of a fancy orient early on. The peony and cherry blossom branches in this design are clearly inspired by the taste of those days.

FINE ARTS PARIS exhibitor Chantal Kiener is based in Paris and her gallery is open by appointment. See https://finearts-paris.com for her contact details.

Image: Manufacture Vieillard (1845-1895), Project of a large dish in tondo execution size glued on paper. Watercolour and gouache highlights on graphite pencil line. Diameter 64 cm.

10/12/2020

Looking back at Fine Arts Paris Online... Every detail counts in this wonderful oil on panel painting by Jean Beauduin (1851 - 1916). A graduate of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, Beauduin exhibited at the Salon in Paris from 1888. The Belgian artist would spend much of his life in France where he built a reputation as an oil painter, draughtsman and illustrator of portraits, genre scenes and landscapes. ‘Le Miniaturiste’, depicts a gentleman at his desk in an interior filled with miniatures and sculptures. A must-have for collectors, presented at our latest edition by Rafael Valls Limited.

07/12/2020

No need to feel blue on this Monday, there is still wonderful art to be enjoyed here, online as well as live.

FINE ARTS PARIS exhibitor Galerie Berès currently has a wonderful Simon Hantaï exhibition in their Paris premises which is also accessible in their own online viewing room. This handsome sized watercolour is part of the presentation.

Simon Hantaï, contemporary of Pierre Soulages and Gerhard Richter, became this French artist of Hungarian origin who folded, crumpled and deformed his canvases in order to paint them better.
Fascinated by Jackson Pollock's highly gestural painting, Hantaï abandoned figuration in the mid-1950s and echoed the great aesthetic revolution initiated by the master of Abstract Expressionism.
The folding, bending, creasing, pleating, deforming of the canvas became Simon Hantaï's iconic gesture, the founding act of his creative impetus.

Image: Simon Hantaï, Untitled, 1971. Watercolour on canvas, 28 x 23 cm. Courtesy Galerie Berès, 25 quai Voltaire, 75007 Paris.

03/12/2020

It's the final hour of Fine Arts Paris Online! This captivating Portrait of André Wormser has been painted by Grand Prix de Rome winner Léon-François Comerre (1850-1916) in 1878.

André Wormser was a celebrated Romantic music composer. In 1872, he obtained the first price of piano at the Paris Conservatoire and he was laureate of Rome Prize in 1875. He stayed at the Vila Medici in the same period as Albert Besnard and Léon Comerre, who both painted his portrait; one now at Musée Carnavalet, and the present offered by Galerie Orsay Paris at Fine Arts Paris Online. https://finearts-paris.com/

03/12/2020

The festive season has arrived and soon splendidly decorated tables take centre stage. Madrid based gallery De La Mano presents quite an eye-catcher which would crown any precious day.

The gilded table centrepiece with mirror is by French sculptor Pierre-Philippe Thomire (1751-1843), the most prominent bronzier or producer of ornamental patinated and gilt-bronze objects and furniture mounts of the First French Empire. His fashionable neoclassical and Empire style furnishing bronzes (bronzes d'ameublement) established the highest standard in refined finish in the craft that the French called that of the fondeur-ciseleur, "founder-finisher".
Marvel and examine this exceptional work of art in the online viewing room of FINE ARTS PARIS, accessible via https://www.finearts-paris.com, and get easily in touch with the gallery from there.

Image: Pierre-Philippe Thomire (1751-1843), Surtout de table, Empire period. Gilded bronze, with mirror surface, 62 x 99 x 73 cm. Signed.

03/12/2020

This remarkable 18th century terracotta bust (detail) probably represents an artist’s portrait, with the collar open as required by the iconographic type in the 18th century. It is a characteristic and bright example of French sculpture of the Enlightenment which is characterized by a dynamic model and an elaborate treatment of the material. A striking illustration of the plastic preoccupations of the 18th century tending to technical perfection, this bust has an infinitely smooth and precise model.

The sculptor seems to express in this work a psychological portrait in which the immense latent force is reminiscent of the temperate neo-classical style of Philippe Laurent Roland (1746-1816). This same boldness can also be found in the striking and scrutinizing gaze in two portraits of artists by Roland: the terracotta bust of Joseph Benoit Suvée at the Louvre Museum, and the marble bust of Augustin Pajou preserved at the Jacquemart - André Museum in Chaalis. Roland has made a specialty of familiar busts with a layout comparable to the portrait of Suvée: open collar, natural smile. The portrait of the architect Jacques-Guillaume le Grand (plaster, Salon 1787) or that of Chaptal (Salon of 1802) are characterized by a human warmth, see a certain bonhomie, specific to Roland, even if the formula was developed before him by his master Pajou.

See more artworks presented by Gallery Sismann at Fine Arts Paris Online, https://finearts-paris.com, now into its final day!

03/12/2020

During a life and career that lasted for almost the entire length of the 18th century, Jean-Etienne Liotard (1702-1789) produced a total of over 500 works; mainly pastels, which number around 300, but also some 30 paintings and around 150 chalk drawings, as well as miniatures, enamels and a handful of prints.

It has been suggested that this intimate portrait drawing, offered by Stephen Ongpin Fine Art depicts an as-yet unidentified woman from Geneva. The drawing can be dated to the period after 1757, when Liotard and his new wife settled in the Swiss city, where the artist spent the next 30 years. A wealthy and successful artist, he received numerous portrait commissions from prominent citizens of Geneva and visitors to the city. He also produced portraits of friends, family members and colleagues, as well as a number of still life compositions and self-portraits. On a stylistic basis, this drawing may perhaps be placed more precisely in the late 1770s, by comparison with such works of this date as a profile portrait drawing of the artist’s daughter Marie-Thérèse Liotard of c.1779, today in the Musée d'art et d'histoire de Genève.

On this last day of Fine Arts Paris Online we welcome you to visit https://finearts-paris.com/.

Image: Jean-Étienne Liotard, Portrait of a Seated Woman, in Profile to the Right, black and red chalk, heightened with white chalk, on white laid paper. The reverse of the figure partially silhouetted with blue and black chalk on the verso, 228 x 173 mm.

03/12/2020

The must-visit viewing room is into its last day: spare some time to go online and enjoy to see marvellous masterpieces such as this rare bronze, after the famous statue known as Farnese Hercules. It was produced with the method of sand-casting in 1819, the same year Carbonneaux received the commission for casting the equestrian portrait of Louis XIV by François-Joseph Bosio now in the place des Victoires. Hercules demonstrates the sculptor’s mastery of the technique, with crisp details and refined patina. The sculpture shows Hercules at rest, standing naked with his left foot forwards, leaning on a trunk draped with the lion's skin under his left arm, his left hand touching his club. The antique Farnese Hercules, one of the most famous ancient sculptures, dates from the 3rd century AD. It came into the collection of Cardinal Alessandro Farnese (1520-1589), the grandson of Pope Paul III, who was a great patron of the arts and assembled one of the biggest collections of ancient sculpture. The statue was displayed for generations in the Palazzo Farnese in Rome before being moved to Naples in 1787; it is now displayed in the Museo Archeologico Nazionale. Hercules (Greek name is Heracles) is one of the most important heroes in Greek mythology and represents the characteristics of masculinity, strength and courage. His two main attributes are the club and the lion’s skin, which he won at his first labour. He had to undertake 12 labours as a penance for slaying his own children in an act of madness.

Stuart Lochhead Sculpture has this magnificent bronze and other important artworks waiting for you in FINE ARTS PARIS' online viewing room which is accessible via https://www.finearts-paris.com until the end of today, 3 December 2020.

Image: Auguste Jean-Marie Carbonneaux (1769 - 1843), Hercules, after the Antique, 1819. Bronze, Height 73 cm. Signed and dated 'Carbonneaux 1819' on the right side of the base.

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Fine Arts Paris was created by the organizers of the Salon du Dessin in association with Paris Tableau. The specialized art fair covers the fine arts from the Ancient times to the present day. This video features some of the the pieces presented at Fine Arts Paris 2019 by exhibitors Galerie G. Sarti, Perrin Fine Arts, Librairie Michel Descours, Galerie taménaga and Galerie Chevalier & Parsua. https://finearts-paris.com/ Video: Matthieu Wolmark / Biapal Music: Schubert by Chiara Bertoglio

Andrea Ravo Mattoni at Fine Arts Paris 2019

"All art is or was contemporary at some point" Fine Arts Paris 2019 invited the street artist and graffiti icon Andrea Ravo Mattoni who recreated a legendary painting by Luca Giordano in just one day at the art fair, coinciding the opening of the exhibition on the fellow Italian artist, at the Petit Palais, musée des Beaux-arts de la Ville de Paris. Ravo’s work will be sold in the urban art sale at ARTCURIAL during the first half of 2020. Benefits will go to the restoration of 'The Thinker' by Paul Cornet, kept at Musée La Piscine (Amis du musée La Piscine) in Roubaix.

Galerie Cahn continues a proud family tradition that reaches back for over 150 years and specialises in ancient Greek and Roman art. The gallery exhibits at Fine Arts Paris for the first time and presents a Roman marble torso of a young man in connection with an Attic vase with red figures. Fine Arts Paris 2019 takes place from 13-17 November at the Carrousel du Louvre, Paris 1.

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Fine Arts Paris is dedicated to the Fine Arts from Antiquity to today. Located at the Carrousel du Louvre, next to great Parisian museums, Fine Arts Paris is in a unique and prestigious location that allows it to host about 40 international galleries, the great diversity of which is equalled only by their high quality. As guest of the Fine Arts Paris 2019 edition, La Piscine – Musée d'Art et d'Industrie of Roubaix will present a museum-quality exhibition at the fair. This video features the museum's stand and some of the the pieces presented by the fair's exhibitors Galerie Malaquais, Galerie Sismann, Chantal Kiener and Galerie Fabienne Fiacre. Visit the fair at 99 rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris, between 13 and 17 November 2019. Buy your tickets online at https://finearts-paris.com/ Video: Matthieu Wolmark / Biapal Music: Schubert by Chiara Bertoglio

Fine Arts Paris 2019: a powerful edition

Fine Arts Paris was created by the organizers of the Salon du Dessin in association with Paris Tableau. The specialized art fair covers the fine arts from the Ancient times to the present day. This video features some of the the pieces presented by exhibitors Galterie Ratton-Ladrière, Univers du Bronze, Art Cuéllar-Nathan, Galerie Steinitz, and Galerie Berès, 25 quai Voltaire, 75007 Paris. Visit Fine Arts Paris 2019 at 99 rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris, between 13 and 17 November 2019. Buy your tickets online at https://finearts-paris.com/ Video: Matthieu Wolmark / Biapal Music: Schubert by Chiara Bertoglio

Xavier Eeckhout is specialized in sculptures, especially in animal sculptures of the beginning of the 20th century. At Fine Arts Paris 2019, he presents a cute bronze by Charles Artus’ (1897-1978) called Canard Coureur Indien of 1926. Artus was a student of Édouard Navellier and an assistant of François Pompon in the 1920s. Fine Arts Paris 2019 takes place from 13-17 November at the Carrousel du Louvre.

Masterpieces on show at Fine Arts Paris 2019

Fine Arts Paris is dedicated to the Fine Arts from Antiquity to today. Located at the Carrousel du Louvre, next to great Parisian museums, Fine Arts Paris is in a unique and prestigious location that allows it to host about 45 international galleries, the great diversity of which is equalled only by their high quality. This video features the highlights on display with exhibitors Rafael Valls Ltd, Galerie de la Présidence, Brame & Lorenceau, M.F. Toninelli Art Moderne and Antoine Béchet. Visit the fair at 99 rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris, between 13 and 17 November 2019. Buy your tickets online at https://finearts-paris.com/ Video: Matthieu Wolmark / Biapal Music: Schubert by Chiara Bertoglio

Fine Arts Paris 2019 offers the old, modern and contemporary

Fine Arts Paris is a must-see event for art collectors. The international art fair holds its third edition at the Carrousel du Louvre from 13 to 17 November 2019. The 46 exhibitors offer a high-quality collection of drawings, paintings, tapestries, archaeological objects and sculpture. Enjoy the highlights of exhibitors Galerie Chaptal, Edouard Ambroselli Gallery, Rosenberg & Co., Galerie Xavier Eeckhout and Van der Meij Fine Arts. The fair takes place at 99, rue de Rivoli,75001 Paris. Buy your tickets online at https://finearts-paris.com/ Video: Matthieu Wolmark / Biapal Music: Schubert by Chiara Bertoglio

Fine Arts Paris 2019 in full swing!

Fine Arts Paris welcomes you to the Carrousel du Louvre for its 3rd edition, now in its final weekend! Our 46 experted dealers offer you the very best in painting, drawing, archaeology, drawing, old manuscripts and tapestries from the Ancient times to the present day. This video shows the stand of exhibitors Galerie Tarantino - Old Masters / Galerie Tarantino - Archéologie - Paris, the LANCZ GALLERY, Jill Newhouse Gallery, Les Enluminures and Talabardon & Gautier. Visit the fair from 13 - 17 November 2019. Location: 99, rue de Rivoli,75001 Paris. Buy your tickets online at https://finearts-paris.com/ Video: Matthieu Wolmark / Biapal Music: Schubert by Chiara Bertoglio

New exhibitor at Fine Arts Paris 2019 Rafael Valls presents one of his highlights at the Parisian international art fair: 'Boats and Fisherfolk on the Beach of Valencia' painted by the celebrated Spanish artist Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida (1863-1923). The oil on board painting was most likely painted in 1904, the summer of which Sorolla spent painting on the El Cabanal beach in Valencia. Fine Arts Paris 2019 takes place from 13 - 17 November at the Carrousel Du Louvre in Paris.

Fine Arts Paris 2019

Fine Arts Paris is on for two more days! The diverse offering of art from different eras offers a fascinating dialogue between the disciplines of sculpture, painting, drawing, archaeology, old books and tapestries. This video features some of the the pieces presented by exhibitors Didier Aaron, Galerie F. Baulme Fine Arts, Callisto Fine Arts, Charles Beddington Ltd, Galerie Arnaud Charvet and Galerie Canesso. Visit the fair from 13 - 17 November 2019. Location: 99, rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris. Buy your tickets online at https://finearts-paris.com/ Video: Matthieu Wolmark / Biapal Music: Schubert by Chiara Bertoglio

Fine Arts Paris 2019

Fine Arts Paris 2019 (13 - 17 November) is dedicated to the Fine Arts from Antiquity to today. Located at the Carrousel du Louvre, the art fair hosts about 40 international galleries who offer great diversity of which is equalled only by their high quality. This video features some of the pieces presented by Galerie Cahn, Chiale Fine Art, Galerie Mendes, Galerie De Bayser and Galerie Orsay. Fine Arts Paris takes place at 99 rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris. Buy your tickets online at https://finearts-paris.com/ Video: Matthieu Wolmark / Biapal Music: Schubert by Chiara Bertoglio

Les Enluminures exhibits at Fine Arts Paris 2019. One of their highlights is this Schembart (“hiding beard”) Carnival Book in German which is an illuminated manuscript on paper, likely from Nuremberg and dated c. 1540-1550. Fine Arts Paris takes place at the Carrousel du Louvre, Paris, from 13-17 November 2019.

Fine Arts Paris 2019 through the eyes of Melanie Griffon

The international Fine Arts Paris is dedicated to drawing, painting and sculpture, and continues to promote the influence of Paris as a stronghold of the global art market. In 2019, the guest museum is La Piscine – Musée d’Art et d’industrie André Diligent de Roubaix. It will present a museum-quality exhibition at the fair. Enjoy an impression of the art fair, meeting some of the highlights and exhibitors of the 2019 edition through the eyes of Melanie Griffon. Fine Arts Paris 2019 runs from 13 - 17 November at the Carrousel du Louvre, Paris 1.

Andrea Ravo Mattoni at Fine Arts Paris 2019

Andrea Ravo Mattoni has been performing live at Fine Arts Paris 2019, creating a large painting, based on a work by Luca Giordano on the occasion of the opening of the grand exhibition of the artist’s work at the Petit Palais, musée des Beaux-arts de la Ville de Paris (until 23 February 2020). Ravo’s work will be sold in the urban art sale at ARTCURIAL during the first half of 2020. The benefits will go to the restoration of the plaster 'The Thinker' by Paul Cornet, kept at the Musée La Piscine (Amis du musée La Piscine) in Roubaix. Fine Arts Paris welcomes you until Sunday, November 17th, 2019 Video by Thibaut Blanchet / Tutto Bene

Fine Arts Paris 2019 highlights

Fine Arts Paris, 13 - 17 November 2019, is a specialist art fair dedicated to the Fine Arts from Antiquity to today. This video features the highlights of exhibitors Trebosc van Lelyveld, Galerie Terrades, Galerie Gilgamesh, L'Horizon chimérique and De la Mano. Carrousel du Louvre, 99 rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris. Buy your tickets online at https://finearts-paris.com/ Video:Matthieu Wolmark / Biapal. Music: Schubert by Chiara Bertoglio.

Daniel Lebeurrier of Galerie Gilgamesh exhibits at Fine Arts Paris 2019. The gallery’s highlight is an Iranian bronze horsebit with a green crusty patina of the Iron Age 800 - 650 AD. See it at their stand 30 from 13 - 17 November 2019 in the Carrousel du Louvre Paris.

Live from Fine Arts Paris: Italian street-art icon Andrea Ravo Mattoni prepares his paint performance, based on a work by Luca Giordano on the occasion of the opening of the grand exhibition of the artist’s work at the Petit Palais Paris. Fine Arts Paris will stay open until Sunday, 17 November 2019. #fineartsparis #fineartsparis2019 #andrearavomattoni #artperformance

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FINE ARTS PARIS will hold its fifth edition from November 17-21, 2021 in the Courtyard of the Dôme des Invalides. This year’s FINE ARTS PARIS will bring together some 60 galleries specializing in all aspects of the fine arts in a temporary structure in this prestigious location. An online version of the fair will also be held.

"While it is difficult to predict what the health situation will be at the end of November, we want to continue to move our projects forward and send a positive message to the art market,” says Louis de Bayser, President of Fine Arts Paris.

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FINE ARTS PARIS tiendra sa 5ème édition du 17 au 21 novembre 2021 dans la Cour du Dôme des Invalides. FINE ARTS PARIS réunira une soixantaine de galeries dans toutes les spécialités des Beaux-Arts, sous une structure éphémère située dans un site prestigieux, et sera enrichi d’une version numérique.