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In contrast to the 2008 event, the entrance to the 2009 Brussels Antiques and Fine Arts Fair had a light and airy quality with large globes floating in and above a reflecting pool at the Tour and Taxis facility. |
Visitors gather in front of the booth of Galerie Chevalier, Paris, which brought an array of antique and newer tapestries to the 2009 Brussels Antiques and Fine Arts Fair.
Waiters serve wine to the attendees at the “vernissage,” or opening night preview for the press and sponsors, at the 2009 Brussels Antiques and Fine Arts Fair.
Epoque Fine Jewels of Belgium was promoting its 50th anniversary in business at the 2009 edition of the Brussels Antiques and Fine Arts Fair.
Audi, which is a major sponsor of the Brussels Antiques and Fine Arts Fair, brought this vintage racer to the show.
The minimalist booth of Galerie Vincent Colet, Brussels, featured a Charlotte Perriand sofa with original fabric by Simon Prouve.
David Levy & Associates, Paris, featured an array of contemporary art.
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