First Russian Art Fair in London

[fross]

The first fair of Russian art in London

Venue: Ballroom at the hotel Jumeirah Carlton Tower, London SW1

Spoki the exhibition were carefully planned so as to fully harness the enormous interest in Russian art in the first week of June. The auctioneer Sotheby's, Christie's, Bonhams and MacDougall's also hold major auctions related to the art of Russia. These auctions not only attract great number of collectors and art dealers from around the world, but also claim London as one of the centers of Russian art.

The fair will be open for dilepov in high samples of Russian paintings, icons, jewelry, silver and furniture, as well as for small kolichestva otobrannyh companies that offer accessories for yachts, design objects, diamonds and jewelry.

http://www.russianartfair.com/russian/index.html

[qwerty]

Today visited the fair: it's just the horror of some. In the crowded and a mess of about twenty to thirty stands represent 80%of contemporary Russian artists-level ones that sell the walls of the CHA, and socialist realism in its reflection of the very old style and primitive: Karl Marx, Lenin, pioneers, miners, completely idiotic пейзажики on compared with that Nalbandian and Gerasimov (any) look like Leonardo. Adorn this waxwork at the entrance of four works from the Berlin gallery called "Russian provenance: to disgust not skillfully made allegedly Goncharova, Puni, Lissitzky, and Exter, and unhappy, no one knows how it turned out to Leonid Shishkin Konchalovsky 39 years, but about the size of 2x3 meters which should cost, no matter what, 10 times more expensive than all the other exhibits that Kunstkammer.