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Winter BRUNEAF 2019 \u2013 African and Asian Art in Brussels<\/h1>\n

On the occasion of Winter Bruneaf, Dalton Somar\u00e9 Gallery presents in Brussels a selection of classical African art and Indo-Buddhist sculptures from the Indian subcontinent.<\/p>\n

African masks and figures are presented alongside sacred images from India and the Himalayas, creating a dialogue between different artistic traditions and visual languages.<\/p>\n

Information<\/h2>\n

\ud83d\udccd Galerie Jean Nelis, 2 rue Coppens, Bruxelles
\n\ud83d\udcc5 18-22 January<\/p>\n

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Context of the Fair<\/h2>\n

BRUNEAF and Cultures Brussels are long-established events for the international market of non-European arts in Brussels. Dalton Somar\u00e9\u2019s participation documents the dialogue between African sculpture, ancient Asian art and European collecting.<\/p>\n

These news items connect with the exhibitions archive<\/a>, other BRUNEAF\/Cultures editions and the archive sections devoted to African and Asian works.<\/p>\n

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Winter BRUNEAF and African Asian art<\/h2>\n

Winter BRUNEAF offered Dalton Somar\u00e9 a context for presenting African sculpture together with ancient Asian works, underlining the gallery\u2019s two main areas of research. The Brussels fair is a meeting point for collectors and specialists interested in non-European arts and historic objects.<\/p>\n

This news is connected with the BRUNEAF\/Cultures series, the exhibitions archive<\/a> and the sections devoted to African art<\/a> and ancient Asian art<\/a>.<\/p>\n


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Other Editions<\/h2>\n