A ModenaFiere from 9 to 17 February the XXXIII edition of Modenaantiquaria, the fair dedicated to antiques born from a sophisticated project that the Director of ModenaFiere Paolo Fantuzzi presented 4 years ago.
"Strengthened by an excellent staff, the precious advice of Pietro Cantore, President of the Modena Antiques Dealers Association and a high-value scientific committee which involves Marco Riccomini, Andrea Bacchi and Anna Orlando, among others, we have fully succeeded in our intent" - says the Director of ModenaFiere.
Modenantiquaria is today a great one Antiques lounge, where art collectors, enthusiasts, decorators, designers and experts meet in search of pieces for major international collections and for the most famous museums in the world.
But it is also the point of reference for those who seek and love Excellence, for those who ardently desire to purchase old works such as a Guercino or a Carracci or perhaps an Andy Warhol or other prestigious artists.
There are many galleries present; from Altomani to Fondantico, from Bottegantica to Cesare Lampronti, from Art studio 800 to Argo Fine Art, from Longari Arte to the Quadrifoglio Gallery and again the Arte Cesaro Gallery, Cantore Antiquarian Gallery and Romigioli Gallery, Maurizio Nobile, Robilant Voena and Robertaebasta, Mirco Cattai , Studiolo Fine Art and Verdini C. Antichità, the Romano Fine Art of Florence specialized in ancient drawings, Salamon of Milan, Miriam Di Penta Fine Arts and Paolo Antonacci of Rome and Callisto Fine Art of London.
The Antique Dealers Association will have its own collective stand at the beginning of the route.
Also, Alessandra Di Castro, Riccardo Bacarelli, Donatella Balzaretti, Bruno Botticelli, Enrico Frascione, Carlo Orsi, Fabrizio Moretti, Piva & C, Roberto Caiati, Walter Padovani, Maurizio Brandi. All present with precious masterpieces, of note Fabrizio Moretti and Carlo Orsi who will be protagonists of two cultural symposiums coordinated by Leonardo Piccinini and Marco Carminati of the Sole 24 ore.
Cover image: Paolo Finoglio: Tarquinio and Lucrezia, Oil on canvas 122 x 167. Romigioli Antichità
