The Russian, Eastern & Oriental Fine Art Fair
The Russian, Eastern & Oriental Fine Art Fair is the first event of its kind devoted entirely to Russian, Eastern and Asian Fine Art. From Byzantine icons and Oriental antiques to the Modern and Contemporary, the Fair unites dealers and collectors
from across the world with a stunning array of the finest works produced by Eastern
craftsmen and artists over the last millennium.
With London now established as the principle city for Russian, Indian,
Oriental and Middle Eastern art auctions and home to a wealth of serious
collectors, the Fair attracts numerous Russian, Arab, Indian, Chinese and
Japanese collectors from across the world.
Reflecting the latest enthusiasm in London for art from the former Persia, India,
China, Japan, Korea and Vietnam, specialist galleries will show a stunning mix
of traditional and modern fine art from these regions, together with a spectacular array of Russian paintings and icons. Perennially-popular items such as Chinese and Japanese
ceramics, laquer objets d’art, metalwork, furniture, sculpture, paintings and
woodblock prints will be complemented by specialists in contemporary art from Russia, Iran, India, China and the Far East. Details
The sumptuous Fair catalogue serves as a reference work on the history of Russian, Eastern and Oriental Art and has a Foreword by HRH Prince Michael of Kent GCVO. Our extensive marketing campaign covers the UK, USA, Europe, Middle East, Russia and beyond.
The 2009 Fair proved one of the social highlights of the year for the Russian community, with a Charity Gala Evening in aid of The Children’s Burns Trust. The event was attended by Russian royalty, celebrity clientele and VIPs. Along with the Ritz Club VIP dinner, the evening raised important funds for the CBT and resulted in some substantial six-figure sales. Three television stations covered the event.
Gala Evening Images
Hundreds of buyers attend the London Russian, Middle-Eastern, Indian and Oriental sales, yet until now there has not been a dedicated UK event to cater for this market. The Fair attracts galleries from across Russia, Europe, The Middle and Far East and the United States.
