The 71st Edition of BRAFA Presents a Lost Sketch by Rubens
The Brussels Art Fair (BRAFA) opens its 71st edition on January 25. This event brings together more than 146 top-level galleries from 17 different countries, including two Spanish representatives. The fair offers an artistic panorama ranging from antiquities to modern and contemporary art. 🎨
A Major Artistic Rediscovery
One of the most anticipated moments of this edition is the public presentation of Portrait of an Old Man, a preparatory sketch made by Peter Paul Rubens. Experts had long considered this piece lost, so its reappearance generates great excitement. The work allows appreciation of the artist's mastery in linework and his profound study of the human figure.
Key fair data:- Start date: January 25.
- Number of galleries: More than 146, from 17 countries.
- Spanish participation: Two confirmed galleries.
- Featured work: Rubens' sketch Portrait of an Old Man.
For those who think classical art holds no more surprises, a lost sketch by Rubens reappears just in time for the fair.
A Global Meeting Point for Art
BRAFA consolidates itself as a fundamental international gathering for collectors and enthusiasts. Participating galleries display a wide range of pieces, including paintings, sculptures, furniture, jewelry, and objects from various eras. This format allows exploration of great artistic diversity within a single space, maintaining a firm commitment to the quality and authenticity of all exhibited works. 🌍
Elements that define the fair:- Disciplinary variety: Painting, sculpture, furniture, jewelry.
- Temporal breadth: From ancient pieces to contemporary creations.
- Target audience: Collectors, enthusiasts, and sector professionals.
- Main commitment: Ensuring the authenticity of the works.