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Asian Art in Brussels

The first edition of Asian Art in Brussels (AAB) is currently taking place till 9th June, 2013. Founded by the original group of dealers of BOA Fair, AAB has been expanded with some excellent new leading dealers in the arts of South and South East Asia, China, Japan and other…

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Lucy Upward

1 min read06 Jun 2013

The first edition of Asian Art in Brussels (AAB) is currently taking place till 9th June, 2013. Founded by the original group of dealers of BOA Fair, AAB has been expanded with some excellent new leading dealers in the arts of South and South East Asia, China, Japan and other Asian countries. Here is a look at some of the finest works of art on view and for sale.

Horse MaskPolychrome silk, Central Asia, 5th-7th c.

Carlo Cristi will be exhibiting at Galerie Champaka, 27 rue Ernest Allard
www.asianart.com/carlocristi

White marble detached head of a Brahmanical deityAfganistan, Kabul Valley, late 6th-early 7th century

John Siudmak will be exhibiting at 11 rue Charles Hanssens
www.johnsiudmak.com

Noh mask, 16-17th century

Mingei Arts Gallery will be exhibiting at Galerie Marc Heirmans, 25 rue Joseph Stevens
www.mingei-arts-gallery.com

Solitary plum tree, six panel screen, Rinpa school artist, Edo period

Helena Markus will exhibit at Costermans, 5 place du Grand Sablon
www.orientalart.it

A large cloisonne enamel dragons and flying horses basin, China Early Kangxi period

Galerie Lamy will exhibit at Rue Ernest Allard 32

Sceptre handle representing ox on a drum, bronze, China, 475-221 BC

Jacques How Choong will exhibit at Galerie Jadis & Naguère, 59 rue de Minimes and 19 rue de Minimes
www.jacqueshow.com

Bronze Taotie mask and ring, China, Spring and Autumn period, 770-481 BC

Gisèle Croës will be exhibiting at Avenue Emile Duray 44

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