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Defining Art & Substance

Florence Vacher, Bangwa, 2012, Fabric
Tambaran Gallery

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Much of the art that I deeply appreciated at this year’s International Fine Art & Antique Dealers Show had a strong masculine feel to them. And that’s a good thing, I think. Frou-frou interiors have never been my thing, so I am a big advocate for adorning my clients’ homes with various pieces of art that make a bold statement and continue to enrich their imaginations as the years go by. So this much anticipated fair met my expectations with its extraordinary attention to detail, breathtaking variety and exacting standards.

The grande dame fair brought together works of art that spanned continents and millennia — among them many of museum quality, furniture, paintings, sculpture, textiles, ceramics, glass, clocks, watches, arms, armour, rare books, manuscripts, jewelry, objets de vertu, Fabergé, silver, antiquities and ethnographic art, are among the many different categories exhibited and for sale. Prices start from as little as a few hundred dollars but rise into the millions. With that much said, here are some of the most desirable and interesting pieces that I liked.

Axel Verdoordt Gallery
Douglas Dawson Gallery
Bernd Goeckler Antiques
Maison Gerard
Tomasso Brothers Fine Art

Michael Goedhuis Gallery
Phoenix Ancient Art
Phoenix Ancient Art
Whitford Art

Tambaran Gallery

Trinity House
Martin du Louvre
 My friend Cole Harrell admiring the art, but also stopped to “smell” these gorgeous orchards.


The International Fine Art & Antique Dealers Show opened on Friday, October 19th until Thursday, October 25th, 2012.

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