The world's leading art fair, TEFAF Maastricht, takes place in the MECC from 14-23 March 2014. The annual fair is renowned for its large number of private and institutional art collectors and range of rare works offered for sale. Some 260 leading art and antiques dealers will gather from twenty countries, showcasing the best works of art currently on the market.
In addition to the traditional areas of Old Master paintings and antique works of art, you can see a wide variety of classical, modern and contemporary art, jewellery, 20th century design and works on paper, as well as smaller numbers of carpets, textiles, primitive and ethnographic art.
TEFAF will also be creating new opportunities for recently established galleries in TEFAF Showcase. The concept invites six emerging galleries to exhibit at TEFAF for one year only, this year covering a wide range of fine & decorative arts from vintage photography to Kunstkammer objects and Japanese art.
Galerie Chevalier- set of two tapestries with an exotic decor of banana & palm trees, with bird of paradise flower probably woven in France, ca. 1920, H 4.1 x W 1.9m
Galerie Chevalier- Bahia la Rouge, An Aubusson tapestry woven in wool and cotton, France, ca. 1955, 1.50 x 2.46m
Franz Bausback - Shahrisyabz suzani embroidery, Uzbekistan ca. 1800, 2.78 x 1.95m
Franz Bausback- Palmette carpet, Caucasus, 17th century, 1.1 x 2.03m
Entwistle Gallery - Ivory bracelet. Edo Kingdom, Benin, 15th-17th century, Ivory. Length 13cm
Entwistle Gallery - Attributed to The Master of Warua Luba, Bow Stand. Luba peoples, Congo, circa 1880, wood, height 64.4cm
Polak works of art- A silver standing Vishnu, India, Kerala, 18th century. Height 14 cm
Galerie Didier Claes- Congo figure
Galerie Didier Claes- A Kikuyu shield, Congo, height 64.5 cm
Bernard de Grunne - Series of Senufo ceremonial staffs. Republic of Ivory coast
