Having learnt the intricacies of her trade in the Paris art market, Ana Chiclana opened a gallery in Madrid around fifteen years ago, with a view to growing the Spanish market in quality paintings and drawings by old masters. Her specialist field is the Flemish school, which had such an influence on Spain in the 16th and 17th centuries. She has also widened her focus to include quality Spanish paintings. Ana Chiclana has an office in Paris, giving her a point of contact to meet with those who are interested in Spanish painting.

Over the past three decades our gallery run by Pedro Aguiar-Branco has focused in the works of art from the time of Discoveries: the outcome of the relations between Portugal and other cultures, the trade routes, the mix of cultures from 1500 to 1800, the first global market. The Lisbon gallery was opened in 2007 in partnership with Álvaro Roquette and in 2013 we opened the gallery in Paris. With two galleries situated in Lisbon and Paris and run nowadays by Pedro's son - Diogo Aguiar-Branco - we are committed to continually expanding the market searching for new pieces and advising private collectors internationally.

Our House offers a wide choice of furniture, firemantles, chandeliers, paintings and decorative arts, mostly european from the 18th and 19th centuries. Our workshops produce following the rules of craftsmanship luminaries: Sconces, lanterns; and ironworks, mainly copied from antique originals. To equip your fireplace you will also find here a unique selection of cast iron backplates, but also antique and modern accessories for the fire

Jan and Craig Finch, based in London, deal in ethnographic works of art and antiquities. They seek to create ‘cabinets of curiosities’ which inspire and educate contemporary audiences as much as they did for previous generations of collectors. Finch & Co.’s stock is a treasure trove of surprises ranging from the fossil remains of an Ichthyosaurus to a Roman Bronze bust of Cupid. Aboriginal art, weapons and musical instruments can be found alongside Ottoman Turkish sherbet spoons. Antiquities from the natural world are also amongst the Finches’ stock ranging from an Albino turtle shell to a Victorian glass coffin containing the remains of a preserved pet canary. Jan and Craig Finch produce a catalogue of their stock twice a year, often eagerly awaited by many from museum curators to private collectors. The catalogues are carefully researched and act as important reference works on a host of subjects. Finch & Co. exhibit at a large number of antiques fairs around the world including the Olympia Fairs and Masterpiece in London, the Biennale in Paris and at fairs in Chicago and San Francisco in the United States of America. They are happy to advise and assist in acquisitions and can source unusual pieces having done so for a range of clients including the National Museum of Bermuda, The Tower of London, The Goldsmiths’ Company and The Honolulu Academy of Arts in Hawaii.

Galerie Flak is located 8 Rue des Beaux-Arts, Paris, 6th arrondissement, near St Germain des Prés, France. It was founded in 1990 by Edith and Roland Flak. The gallery specializes in Ancient Tribal Arts from Africa, Oceania & North America. Julien Flak is a certified expert in ancient arts of North America and Oceania and a member of CECOA (the European Chamber of Expert-Advisors in Fine Art). The gallery closely works with the major ethnography museums around the world (Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac in Paris, Musée des Confluences in Lyon, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Rietberg Museum in Zurich, museums in Tahiti, Taiwan, Jerusalem, etc.). The gallery also participates in important art fairs around the world. This includes exhibitions at the Art + Design Pavilion (PAD fair), Paris Tribal and Parcours des Mondes in Paris, the Bourgogne Tribal show as well as the annual AOA/ MATA Fair in New York. Every year, the gallery stages a major exhibition. Our latest events include the following exhibitions and publications: In the Arctic, 2020-2021 Ferocious Poetry, Ancient arts of New Ireland, 2019 AfriCubism, 2018 Archaic Eskimo, 2016 First Nations, Native American Art, 2014 Skulls, 2013 Katsinam, Hopi & Zuni Kachina dolls, 2013 Nigeria Masters of Movement, 2012 Polynesia, 2011 Face to Face Ritual Art / Industrial Objects, 2011 Papua New Guinea, 2009 Totems & Shamans of Alaska and the Northwest Coast, 2008 Mossi Fertility Dolls (a not-for-profit-exhibition), 2008 Ibeji: The Yoruba worship of the twins, 2001.

GALERIE JABERT - maison fondée en 1937 En 1989, le spécialiste de la tapisserie ancienne et de tapis de collection ouvre ses portes à Paris où collectionneurs et amateurs d’art du monde entier sont accueillis au 78, Av Suffren 75015 - Paris, à quelques pas de la tour Eiffel , le centre des Antiquaire du Village Suisse. Depuis, rigueur du travail, qualité, rareté de ces pièces et fiabilité des choix ont permis à la galerie parisienne d’asseoir la réputation de la Galerie Jabert. Maxime Jabert vous accueillera avec grand plaisir dans cette galerie au charme intact.

Gallery Cahn was founded in 1999 and continues a proud family tradition that reaches back for over 150 years. The gallery is directed by Classical Archaeologist Jean-David Cahn, who is the fourth generation of his family in art dealing, alongside an expert international team of PhD archaeologists. The extensive repertoire of artwork includes sculpture and figurines, black and red-figure vases, glass, jewellery and coins. The gallery specializes in Ancient Greek and Roman art, with a particular emphasis on sculpture and vases. Cahn AG participates in annual international art fairs, including TEFAF Maastricht, TEFAF New York, La Biennale Paris and Frieze Masters London. Our clientele include many private collectors worldwide, as well as renowned international museums. A selection of pieces are on display in our gallery in Basel, Malzgasse 23. The gallery organizes a variety of thematic exhibitions throughout the year, such as Animals and Hybrids in Antiquity, participates in Antike in Basel, and works in conjunction with contemporary artists presented at Art Basel. The gallery prides itself on professionalism and expertise. We produce a quarterly publication about our artwork and relevant discussions, with contributions from numerous scholars, field archaeologists, and policy makers, and we support and participate in international seminars on archaeology and antiquity. We look forward to welcoming you at our gallery and the fairs.

The Kalman Maklary Fine Arts is specialized primarly on hungarian-french artists of the post-war second „École de Paris”, first and foremost such outstanding artists of surrealism and abstraction, like Judit Reigl, Simon Hantai, Francois Fiedler, Alfred Reth, Endre Rozsda and Victor Vasarely. With regard tocontemporary Hungarian art, the gallery presents artworks of Kamill Major, Márta Kucsora, Miklós Gábor Szőke, Sam Havadtoy, Róbert Csáki, Aladár Almásy both at home and abroad. In addition to the above, it also presents the works of László Moholy-Nagy, Pál Kallos, Géza Szóbel, István Sándorfi and Tibor Csernus. Since 2011, the gallery's range of artists has expanded to include works by Korean contemporary artists. Many exhibitions were arranged of works by Hur Kyung-Ae, Suh Jeong-Min, Ilhwa Kim, Sung Pil-Chae and Lim Dong-Lak, both domestically and internationally. The Kálmán Makláry Fine Arts Gallery is one of those Hungarian galleries that has been continuously present at the most important art fairs in Europe for almost two decades, often representing country as the only Hungarian. - Art Paris Art Fair since 2008, Grand Palais - BRAFA, Brussels, Tour & Taxis since 2009 - 2010 & 2012 Biennale des Antiquaires, Paris, Grand Palais - Tefaf, Maastrict 2012 - Art Busan 2013 - BAF, Budapest, Műcsarnok 2004 - 2010 - Art London 2013 - 2015 - Masterpiece London 2017 - Art and Antiques, Budapest, Millenáris 2019, 2020 The KMFA Gallery has now become one of the most internationally significant “new generation” galleries. In 2015, the world-renowned art portal Artnet selected it among the 55 best contemporary galleries. The works of the gallery’s artists are found in the great museums of the world. The works of Judit Reigl and Simon Hantai can be found at the Center de Pompidou in Paris in individual or group exhibitions as well as in the collection of the Tate Modern London, Metropolitan Museum of Art, MOMA and Guggenheim Museum in New York. With its diversified activities, the gallery organizes monthly exhibitions in its exhibition space based in Budapest. A long-term relationship of trust with museums and private collectors has resulted in exhibitions at the Ludwig Museum in Budapest, the Műcsarnok, the Modem in Debrecen and the Ferenczy Museum in Szentendre. It publishes richly illustrated art albums, monographs and catalogs in three languages for their artists. Since 2018, a series of conversation books has been published at the end of each year, mostly for current and future gallerists, art historians and researchers who are looking for information about the development of the art trade before and immediately after the change of regime in Hungary and for its participants as collectors, art dealers and museum professionals. In 10-20-30 years, many will no longer be able to share the stories that the gallery wants to document and preserve for posterity through these publications. It is recommended even for people who are not so close to the fine arts, but still want to get a glimpse into this closed world. The gallery is a member of prestigious international art organizations: - S.N.A. (Syndicat National des Antiquaires Négociants en Object d’Art Tableaux anciens et modernes de France) - The Belgian Royal Chamber of Antiques andArt Dealers - CINOA The International Federation of Dealer Associations

Based in the bay of the Mont Saint Michel since 1961, Laurent Dodier Gallery is a specialist in tribal arts from Africa, Oceania and the American continent. Laurent Dodier has been an expert in tribal art since 2005. Each year, the gallery takes part in significant events of its field.

LES ENLUMINURES was founded in Paris in 1991 by Dr. Sandra Hindman in association with the Chicago-based business, and it has opened a new gallery in New York in May 2012. Specializing in manuscripts and miniatures from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, the gallery also handles rings and jewelry from the same periods. It organizes four or five exhibitions a year, some in collaboration with other dealers and some traveling to other locations, and these are often accompanied by catalogues. LES ENLUMINURES exhibits at many prestigious art and antique shows, including The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF) in Maastricht, the Winter Antiques Show in New York, Masterpiece in London, and the San Francisco Fall Antiques Show. International clients of the gallery include the Musée du Louvre in Paris, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C., the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, as well as many other institutional and private clients worldwide. SANDRA HINDMAN is a leading expert on Medieval and Renaissance manuscript illumination. Professor Emerita of Art History at Northwestern University and Owner of LES ENLUMINURES, Paris, Chicago and NewYork, Professor Hindman is author, coauthor, or editor of more than ten books, as well as numerous articles on the history and reception of illuminated manuscripts and on medieval rings. These publications include The Robert Lehman Collection. IV. Illuminations (New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1997); Manuscript Illumination in the Modern Age: Recovery and Reconstruction (Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art, 2001); and Toward an Art History of Medieval Rings: A Private Collection(Paris, 2007). Sandra Hindman is a member of the Antiquarian Booksellers’ Association of America, the National Antique and Art Dealers Association of America, the Syndicat National de la Librairie Ancienne et Moderne, and the Syndicat National des Antiquaires.

Mullany specialises in Haute Epoque fine art with an emphasis on continental sculpture, works of art, furniture and complementary old master paintings dating from 1200 – 1700. Our primary focus is medieval and renaissance sculpture. We are driven by the search for objects of the finest quality, rarity and provenance. Inspired by the emotional response a work of art elicits, every piece is selected carefully for its capacity to enrich the lives of those who possess it. We seek to source the extraordinary for discerning clientele. As long time collectors before establishing the business, directors Nicholas and Angela Mullany appreciate both the emotional and financial investment each purchase involves. Meticulous attention to detail, complete discretion and a personalised individual service are the hallmarks of our approach. We aim to ensure every client celebrates the addition to their collection and derives complete satisfaction and confidence in the sale process. We welcome the connoisseur and the curious to view our collection on line and by appointment in London and to visit our exhibitions at major international art and antiques fairs. We exhibit around the globe including at Masterpiece London, Master Drawings & Sculpture Week London, BRAFA (Brussels Antiques & Fine Arts Fair), the Biennale des Antiquaires Paris, the Biennale Internazionale dell’Antiquariato di Firenze and Spring Masters New York. Our services include advice on acquisition, disposal, insurance valuations, conservation and restoration, display and cataloguing. We deliver worldwide. In addition to our membership of the S.L.A.D., we are members of the B.A.D.A. (British Antique Dealers’ Association), the S.N.A. (Syndicat National des Antiquaires Négociants en Objets d'Art Tableaux anciens et modernes de France), the C.R.A.B. / K.K.A.B. (Chambre Royale des Antiquaires et des Négociants en Œuvres d’art de Belgique / Koninklijke Kamer van de Antiquairs en Kunsthandelaars van België) and the C.I.N.O.A. (Confédération Internationale des Négociants en Oeuvres d'Art). Nicholas is a member of the Executive Council of the B.A.D.A.