Fine Arts Paris & La Biennale

ABOVE: Figure of a leopard. Edo; Kingdom of Benin, Nigeria.
Copper alloy. L: 27 cm.
To be offered by Galerie Didier Claes at Fine Arts Paris & La Biennale, 9–13 November 2022.

PARIS—From November 9–13, 2022, the Carrousel du Louvre is hosting Fine Arts Paris & La Biennale, a new generalist art fair resulting from the merger of two events, Fine Arts Paris, which was established five years ago, and the not-to-be-missed Biennale des Antiquaires, founded by André Malraux in 1956.

This initial event will feature the participation of nearly ninety galleries, including six specializing in non-European art. Among these, three are based in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district of Paris, so they will only have to cross the Seine to offer collectors a selection of tantalizing works. These are Galerie Flak, Galerie Anthony Meyer, and Galerie Monbrison.

They will be joined by two prestigious galleries based in Brussels—those of Didier Claes as well as of Patrick and Ondine Mestdagh—and by one from Barcelona, Montagut Gallery.

FINE ARTS PARIS LA BIENNALE
Carrousel du Louvre, Paris
9-13 November 2022

ABOVE: Mask, Yup'ik, Alaska.
19th century. H. 32 cm.
Collected in Anvik, Alaska, prior to 1900 ; Ex collection the Heye Foundation ; exchanged with Julius Carlebach in June 1944
To be offered by Galerie Flak at Fine Arts Paris & La Biennale, 9–13 November 2022.

ABOVE: Mask. Dogon; Mali. 19th century.
Wood, metal. H: 34 cm.
Ex Eddy Hof; Ana and Antonio Casanovas, Spain; private collection, France.
To be offered by Galerie Montagut at Fine Arts Paris & La Biennale,
9–13 November 2022.

ABOVE: View of the stand of Galerie Monbrison in Paris at Fine Arts & La Biennale
© Fine Arts & La Biennale

ABOVE: Pendant, hei tiki. Maori; New-Zealand. Te Puawaitanga period,
1500–1800.
Nephrite. H: 12.6 cm.
To be offered by Galerie Meyer, at Fine Arts Paris & La Biennale, 9–13 November 2022.