Now a twice-yearly fixture at the Park Avenue Armory, its New York franchise, the tony Dutch fair known colloquially as Maastricht from the southern Dutch town where it has been held since 1988 brings quality offerings from across the globe and the centuries. There’s a steep entry price of $55 but once you’re in it feels worth it as you settle into the game of spending a fantasy million and work your way through the goodies on offer. I haven’t done the sums, but here’s a wishlist from which to choose from this season’s installment. Thanks to Brenda Zlamany for taking some of the photos.
Bernard Lens III at Lowell Libson and Johnny Yarker, London
Chaim Soutine at Richard Nagy, London
Kees van Dongen at Kunstgalerij Albricht, Oosterbeek and London
Lotte Laserstein at Agnews, London
Saurez, Caylus, Madrid
Louis Léopold Boilly at Didier Aaron, London, Paris, New York
L.S. Lowry at MacConnal Mason, London
George Grosz at Richard Nagy, London
Greek C5th BC jar at Benjamin Proust, London
Jankel Adler at French & Co, New York
Jacob Jordaens at Haboldt Pictura, Paris, Amsterdam, New York
Dame Laura Knight at Lowell Libson and Johnny Yarker, London
Francesco Bianchi Buonavita, Mary Magdalene with the Ointment Jar
(The Myrrhbearer) at
Benjamin Proust, London
Artemisia Gentileschi, Allegory of Fame (ca. 1620). at Robilant & Voena, London, Milan, St Mortiz
David D’Angers at Talabardon & Gautier, Paris
Tanagra figures at Cahn International, Basel
Liao Dynasty watch tower at Littleton & Hennessy
Asian Art
Edouard Vuillard, La Bourse, at Thomas Salis, Salzburg
display of plates at Aronson Antiquairs, Amsterdam
André Derain at Stoppenbach & Delestre, London
J.B. Yeats at MacConnal Mason, London
Maximilien Luce at Stephen Ongpin, London
Charles Burchfield at Bernard Goldberg, New York
C.R.W. Nevinson at MacConnal Mason, London
Julius Schorr von Carolsfeld’s view of Leipzig, Daxer und Marschall, Munic
Lovis Corinth’s Leda and Swan, Daxer und Marschall, Munich
