Spain Strengthens Its Presence at TEFAF Maastricht 2026 with Seven Galleries
The Spanish representation at the prestigious TEFAF Maastricht Fair reaches a new milestone with the participation of seven galleries in its 2026 edition, confirming the consolidation of Spanish art in the most exclusive international circuit. The event, scheduled from March 14 to 19, becomes the perfect stage to demonstrate the vitality of the national art sector 🎨.
Galleries with Established Track Records
Five exhibition spaces with extensive experience in the international market return to TEFAF, demonstrating their ability to remain in this competitive environment. These galleries have developed lasting relationships with collectors and institutions worldwide, presenting pieces of exceptional quality that attract the most demanding buyers.
Participating Galleries with Track Records:- Caylus - Specialized in old art and classical painting
- Colnaghi - With masterpieces from different historical periods
- Artur Ramon - Highlighted in traditional Spanish painting
- Mayoral - Reference in modern and contemporary art
- Deborah Elvira - With avant-garde and experimental proposals
The continuity of these galleries at TEFAF reflects the prestige and solidity of Spanish representation in the global art scene, where they have managed to build a top-level international network of contacts.
New Additions to the Event
Two galleries make their absolute debut in this edition, bringing new perspectives and specializations that enrich the Spanish offer. Their inclusion not only expands national representation but also diversifies the artistic proposals available to collectors.
New Participants:- Bernat - Focused on old masters and historical art
- De La Mano Old Masters - Specialized in European classical painting
The Challenge Behind Participation
Although the fair experience may seem as simple as visiting a museum, the reality involves months of preparation, complex transportation and insurance logistics, as well as considerable budgets that represent a true economic challenge for exhibitors. The advantage of Maastricht is that, at least, participants do not have to face the unpredictable Spanish weather during the event 🌟.