5 excellent works of art in Tefaf Maastricht 2025

Decorative flowers, white wines and newly shouted oysters, made for typical scenes at the European Fine Arts Foundation (TEFAF), Yesterday, March 13, the first of the VIP preview day.

Now, in his 38th edition, Tefaf Maastricht is home to the elderly of 2025 Art Fair World and has a great reputation in the industry. The claim to represent the fair “7,000 years of art” is not a serious declaration of intentions that achieves significant consistency. From the old masters, jewelry, rare books, sculptures, antiques and contemporary art can be behaved during the MECC Convention Center.

In the 2025 edition of the fair, 273 galleries of 273 countries, curiosities and high quality elements of the museum are plentiful. As well as works by famous names such as Vincent van Gogh, Titian, Diego Velázquez and Rembrandt van Rijn, there are many works of different slices of art history everywhere. “The depth of the fair in terms of quality and also means almost something for everyone,” Robert Bowman said, the owner of Bowman sculpture, which has been visible at the quarter-century fair. He added: “If a director and the museum director say a lot, it is. Auto -portraita (1870).

Although Tefaf may be known for historical works, it would be a mistake that the fair is not expected. The new Director General of Dominique Savelkoul (Tefaf’s fifth General Manager), Earlier Belgian Mu.zee Mu.zee, has expressed the aim of encouraging the next Generator collector of MECC. It has not been launched in the 2008 Fair Showcase section, 10 galleries that worked for 10 years this year. This year it also stands out for the fair “Insider’s Guide”, a work from € 20,000 ($ 21,728).

Contemporary art also has a strong presence in the category enough galleries to form a small fair in their own. White cubes and blue chips like Skarstedt, Marianne Bosky Gallery (New sculptures by Edward Hopper, and Ken Mihara are on a lighthouse called Kanata.

Cleaning galleries are also presented with the chances of the fairs, to buy historical components in the current programming. In the Paris Gallery in Mennour’s cabin, Alberto Giacometi and David Hockney works, along with ultra-contemporary names such as Alicja Kwade and Petrit Halilaj. “The idea is this confrontation, the porosity between modernity and antiquity,” said the Gallery Kamel Mennour Gallery owners. “I like the idea of ​​this juxtaposition. It was very important for me to be close to that idea of ​​what people expect to see here, I try to be men, but [a] differently. “

In fact, Tefaf’s greatest assets are its width and very large standards (its input process and veterinary committee has a terrifying reputation). Recently stock market volatility and fare changes were created in previous weeks of the fair. And yet, the gallery anxieties appeared by giving the appearance of a vortex of VIP per day. With blue chip items in the view, the most expensive work of the fair was Pablo Picasso Sleeps (1965), the $ 50 million dollar prices of the Landau art sellers hope that the initial energy of the initial energy will be found in terms of transactions.

Here, Arteties selects five excellent fair works on Wednesday March 19th.

Mary Cassatt, With a girl banjo1894

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According to the Mercè Valderrey Art and Athena Art Foundation, TEFAF’s participation in this year’s artists is “almost doubled” compared to 2024: more than 500 women works at the fair shows almost 100 candles. Although it is less than half of the exhibitions at the fair, it highlights certain extraordinary extraordinary. These include extraordinary workplace work by American Impressionist American Impressionists, With a girl banjo (1894).

This bidding work shows the mastery of Cassatt’s pastry, which was encouraged by Edgar Degas in the 1880s. In the 1890s, Cassatt established himself as one of the artist women of Americans. This work encapsulates the artist’s lives and touches in women’s life, often in home and daily settings.

“It’s so skilled and so sensitive, but it’s so sensitive, but I interpretably interpretably interpreted like an early feminist artwork,” Rebecca Rauk said to the Vice Presidents of Rau. “Scale and finals and palettes are so native and so accurate. I love the burning sienna kind of really mild and whole, I often smoke umber tones I don’t associate with him.”

The work, a price of 4.5 million euros ($ 4.88 million), is one of the tough works of hard works of art in the Orleans Gallery cabin. Paul Gauguin, Vincent van Gogh and Claude Monet works are here among those who are visible.

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Richard Juliana Seraphim is showing the solo cabin of the late Palestinian artist Palestinian, one of the most important Middle East of the Middle East. The galleries are a close survey survey of the full career of Saraphim, in the focus of the fair, dedicated to presentations of artists or single concepts.

After relocation in 1948, Seraphim beirut went to live as a teenager. The estimated painter of Jean Khalifé Lebanese went to class, which would organize the first exhibition of Seraphim. The artist was founded in the 1960s and especially women were represented in a style compared to surrealism, combining unfair settings with a distinctive female sensuality.

“His work is among these women who are among the fantastic, imaginative and architectural world,” Richard Salteun director Niamh Coglan. In Eye (1970) Artists include a few work available to purchase artists from the 1970s, a giant eye protection against the woman in the ambiguous city landscape.

The work of 80,000 euros ($ 86,858), the artist encapsulated the imagination of a large part of the Oeuvre of Ouvre. “Images of my paintings are inside myself; they are surreal and enlightening,” artist said in a conversation Woman artist in LebanonHelen Khal’s 1987 book. “I want to portray a woman’s world and love is important to a woman. Few men understand the quality of love that a woman is looking for. I try showing.”

Camille Pissarro, The server was sitting in the garden of Ezty1884

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It is one of the many impressionists at the Camille Pissarro Fair The server was sitting in the garden of Ezty (1884) It was carried out on the point of turning to the artist’s career. The landscape achieved a great reputation in previous decades developed in more figurative representations of moments and places.

Here, a server looks over two children in a garden. The maiden head away from the beholder as the children play, throwing a protective look. Another woman of his guardians reflects another woman, gardening. Pissarro Éragny was painted shortly, painting is the main example of the artist’s signature gardens: rich leaves, ochres and green, and impression of an impressionist realism involving emphatic realism.

The paint is a price of 1.3 million euros ($ 1.4 million) and the solid cabin of the London Gallery Alon Zakaim, especially the 19th and 20th and 20th century. Century art. Picasso, Paul Signac, also includes work at Marc Chagall and Hans Hoffmann.

Bruce Onobrakpeya, Emiovwo BEROMA I; Mu vbo gbo; Toilets and Tishia1983

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One of the most important figures of modernism in Nigeria and the most important impact of Zaria Art Society, Bruce Onobrakpeya, is represented in the Tapa cabin with a four-panel sheet metal workplace. Emiovwo BEROMA I; Mu vbo gbo; Toilets and Tishia (1983).

Panel images refers to Benin Bronzes relief plates and memorial heads. XIV. By the twentieth century, XIV. The Royal Palace of the 16th century consists in Nigeria or State, but most of the artists are facing the delegation of mythologies and symbolic traditions that drawn around his practice.

“The matter was always African and very relative to their culture,” Ayo ADEYINKA said the director of taffeta. London Gallery Booth includes works of the 2024th century African artists’ aliens everywhere “: Onobrakpeya, Uche Okeke, Ben Enwonwu, Malangatana Ngwenya and Susanne Wenger are visible among artists.