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One of the biggest art fairs in the world, TEFAF Maastricht, in its 2023 edition, brought together some 270 dealers from around the world, collectively offering 7,000 years of art history in nearly every conceivable medium, from grand Old Master paintings to African tribal art to fine jewelry. Sifting through the countless gems is an overwhelming proposition, with treasures everywhere you turn your head.

Here are nine of our favorites.

A sense of abundance was palpable in more ways than one at the VIP opening of the 2023 edition of the European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF) in Maastricht, the Netherlands, on March 9–10.

TEFAF Maastricht in the Netherlands is the last remaining fair for pre-20th-century works that is truly international. Can young collector, who mostly prefer contemporary art, be encouraged to buy?

Frank van den Bergh is selling 146 decks made across 300 years at the Tefaf fair

The 69th edition of the venerable fair takes place at its traditional venue of the Park Lane Armory

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La première édition du salon issu de la fusion entre les deux manifestations se tient au Carrousel du Louvre et capitalise sur leurs points forts respectifs.

Dozens of art dealers from across the world gathered at the Louvre for a leading art fair showcasing the beauty, elegance, and grace of art pieces from antiquity to the present day. It features over 80 exhibitors coming from Europe, including Italy and Great Britain, as well as from across the world.

Enfin réunis, Fine Art Paris & La Biennale rassemblent 86 exposants au Carrousel du Louvre, à Paris, jusqu’au 13 novembre. Voici notre sélection réalisée au fil des allées.

In February this year, two leading French art fairs – the venerable Biennale, one of the world’s oldest art fairs (formerly known as La Biennale des Antiquaires) and the fast-growing Fine Arts Paris – announced that they had merged to create a new annual flagship event in Paris, celebrating art from the Antiquity to present day.

Following last year’s event after Covid delays, optimism is high for the 10th edition