VenueMECC · Forum 100 · 6229 GV

Maastricht ·The Netherlands

T +31 43 383 86 66 · E info@tefaf.com

Opening Hours13 — 22 March 2015

Daily 11 am — 7 pm

22 March 11 am — 6 pm

AdmissionEntrance: € 40,-

Entrance incl. 1 catalogue: € 55,-

Entrance 2 persons

incl. 1 catalogue: € 95,-

At the Fair there is a variety of

restaurants and bars. Reservations

can be made for the à la carte

restaurant La Concorde on

+31 43 308 84 44. The brasserie

Fifth Avenue, Italian restaurant Verdi

and the Sushi, Lobster, Oyster, Tapas

and Salad and Sandwich bars all

operate on a non-reservation basis.

For more information see

www.tefaf.com

HotelsThe TEFAF Hotel Alliance seeks

to extend TEFAF’s values beyond the

Fair to improve the visitor experience.

The Alliance is a grouping of

17 hand-picked, high-service luxury

hotels in the Aachen-Maastricht

region, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Brussels,

Amsterdam and Paris. Each of the

chosen hotels will offer guests a

seamless TEFAF experience by

having a dedicated concierge

service for TEFAF visitors.

www.tefaf.com/hotelalliance.

Further hotels in proximity to

the Fair can be booked trough

www.maastrichtbookingservice.nl

TEFAF Art Symposium / Private goes PublicThe annual TEFAF Art Symposium

will be held on Friday 13 March

from 9.30 — 11.30 am at the MECC in

Maastricht. Private goes Public looks

at what moves private and institutional

collectors to share their collections

with the public and what motivates

these individuals and companies to

start collecting in the first place.

www.tefaf.com/symposium

During TEFAFThere will be a range of cultural events

and special activities in Maastricht

while TEFAF is running. For more

information see www.duringtefaf.com

TEFAF Museum Restoration FundEach year the Executive Committee

of TEFAF invites museums that have

attended TEFAF Maastricht in that

year to apply for a grant from the

TEFAF Museum Restoration Fund.

A maximum of € 50,000 is awarded

to one or two museums towards the

funding of a restoration project. An

independent panel of experts decides

the recipients of the grant each year.

www.tefaf.com/restorationfund

tefaf supports TEFAF Museum Restoration Fund,

TEFAF Chair of Oncology,

CER — Prince Claus Fund

sponsors

TEFAF PAPER

TEFAF Paper includes fine prints

and drawings ranging from the

15th century to the present day,

antiquarian books and manuscripts,

Japanese prints, paintings and

screens on paper next to fine art

photographs from the 19th century

to the contemporary era.

Teyler’s Legacy is a special exhibition

of twenty-eight remarkable drawings

from the renaissance to the 21st century

from Teylers Museum in Haarlem,

which first opened to the public in

1784 and is the oldest museum in

The Netherlands. Highlights from

the exhibition include works by

Michelangelo (1475-1564), Hendrick

Goltzius (1558-1617) and Rembrandt

Harmensz. van Rijn (1606-1669).

These 15th -, 16th - and 17th -century

works will be contrasted with

drawings by contemporary European

artists like Guiseppe Penone, Marlene

Dumas and Pavel Pepperstein.

13 - 22 march 2015

TEFAF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES

The TEFAF Classical Antiquities

section is a veritable treasure

trove. The past is brought to life by

examples of Greek pottery, Roman

statuary and Egyptian mummy masks,

amongst many other rare objects.

TEFAF DESIGN

TEFAF Design highlights leading

international specialists in

20th-century design and applied

arts. TEFAF Design was introduced

in 2009 to respond to the growing

interest in this field which attracts

an ever increasing number of

private and professional collectors.

THE IN T ERNA TI ONAL MAGAZ I NE FOR COLLE CT ORS

TEFAF Modern

TEFAF Modern occupies a quarter

of the fair and offers classical

modern and contemporary art.

Around 45 leading dealers present

a cross-section of 20th- and

21st-century art from around

the globe.

Night Fishing, a show of work by

post-modern and contemporary

artists curated by Sydney Picasso,

has its debut at the 2015 Fair to

complement the TEFAF Modern

section. In a specially designed area

nine galleries each present a single

artist exhibition. The concept aims

to stimulate the appreciation of

cross-references between objects

to be found in different sections of

the Fair. With Night Fishing Sydney

Picasso uses the post-modern and

contemporary canon to re-examine

a subject of current and on-going

redefinition; sculpture.

TEFAF Haute JOAILLERIE

TEFAF Haute Joaillerie reveals a

world of dazzling beauty, where

the most prestigious and revered

jewellery houses present their latest

collections. The jewellery, watches

and decorative objects are all expertly

made using the finest materials and

most exciting designs.

TEFAF Maastricht is widely recognised

as the world’s leading art and antiques

fair. With over 30,000 objects

for sale representing the finest of

7,000 years of art history currently

on the market, combined with the

knowledge, service and personal

attention of 275 international,

expert dealers, the Fair is a truly

unrivalled experience.

Every March, TEFAF Maastricht draws

art professionals and connoisseurs

from around the globe to The

Netherlands. It attracts major private

collectors and renowned international

institutions, as well as, regional

museums, interior designers, art

consultants, dealers and the merely

curious.

Over 170 experts organised into

29 specialist vetting committees

examine every single object for sale

at the Fair for condition, quality and

authenticity. This rigorous procedure

allows potential purchasers to buy

with confidence.

The elegantly designed and lavishly

decorated Fair is divided into eight

sections covering every imaginable

form of art and antique.

TEFAF Antiques, TEFAF Classical

Antiquities, TEFAF Design,

TEFAF Haute Joaillerie,

TEFAF Modern, TEFAF Paintings,

TEFAF Paper, TEFAF Showcase

TEFAF Showcase introduces

seasoned collectors to new talent as

it provides a unique opportunity for

emerging galleries to participate in

TEFAF Maastricht for one year. TEFAF

showcase participants are clustered

in a special area at the Fair. This year

the chosen candidates represent a

wide range of disciplines from many

continents spanning from Egyptian

antiquities and African Tribal Art to

contemporary East Asian Art.

The 28th edition of TEFAF Maastricht

runs from 13-22 March 2015.

TEFAF Paintings

From the outset TEFAF developed an

unrivalled reputation for Old Master

paintings. TEFAF Paintings offers an

extensive collection of Flemish, Dutch,

Italian, Spanish, French, German and

English paintings, prints and drawings

from the 13th to the 19th century.

TEFAF Antiques

TEFAF Antiques is the largest section

at TEFAF with around one hundred

exhibitors. Here collectors can

find thousands of unique items of

furniture and objets d’art, often with

extraordinary provenance.

There is furniture from the 16th to

the 19th century, European, Chinese

and Japanese porcelain, medieval to

modern sculpture, textiles, Oriental

art, manuscripts, antique jewellery,

ceramics, silver and glass. Icons,

ethnographic art, pre-Columbian art,

musical instruments, clocks, scientific

instruments, and much, much more.

DEFININGEXCELLENCE

IN ART

Principal Sponsor

TEFAF Modern

TEFAF Modern occupies a quarter

of the fair and offers classical

modern and contemporary art.

Around 45 leading dealers present

a cross-section of 20th- and

21st-century art from around

the globe.

Night Fishing, a show of work by

post-modern and contemporary

artists curated by Sydney Picasso,

has its debut at the 2015 Fair to

complement the TEFAF Modern

section. In a specially designed area

nine galleries each present a single

artist exhibition. The concept aims

to stimulate the appreciation of

cross-references between objects

to be found in different sections of

the Fair. With Night Fishing Sydney

Picasso uses the post-modern and

contemporary canon to re-examine

a subject of current and on-going

redefinition; sculpture.

TEFAF Haute JOAILLERIE

TEFAF Haute Joaillerie reveals a

world of dazzling beauty, where

the most prestigious and revered

jewellery houses present their latest

collections. The jewellery, watches

and decorative objects are all expertly

made using the finest materials and

most exciting designs.

TEFAF Maastricht is widely recognised

as the world’s leading art and antiques

fair. With over 30,000 objects

for sale representing the finest of

7,000 years of art history currently

on the market, combined with the

knowledge, service and personal

attention of 275 international,

expert dealers, the Fair is a truly

unrivalled experience.

Every March, TEFAF Maastricht draws

art professionals and connoisseurs

from around the globe to The

Netherlands. It attracts major private

collectors and renowned international

institutions, as well as, regional

museums, interior designers, art

consultants, dealers and the merely

curious.

Over 170 experts organised into

29 specialist vetting committees

examine every single object for sale

at the Fair for condition, quality and

authenticity. This rigorous procedure

allows potential purchasers to buy

with confidence.

The elegantly designed and lavishly

decorated Fair is divided into eight

sections covering every imaginable

form of art and antique.

TEFAF Antiques, TEFAF Classical

Antiquities, TEFAF Design,

TEFAF Haute Joaillerie,

TEFAF Modern, TEFAF Paintings,

TEFAF Paper, TEFAF Showcase

TEFAF Showcase introduces

seasoned collectors to new talent as

it provides a unique opportunity for

emerging galleries to participate in

TEFAF Maastricht for one year. TEFAF

showcase participants are clustered

in a special area at the Fair. This year

the chosen candidates represent a

wide range of disciplines from many

continents spanning from Egyptian

antiquities and African Tribal Art to

contemporary East Asian Art.

The 28th edition of TEFAF Maastricht

runs from 13-22 March 2015.

TEFAF Paintings

From the outset TEFAF developed an

unrivalled reputation for Old Master

paintings. TEFAF Paintings offers an

extensive collection of Flemish, Dutch,

Italian, Spanish, French, German and

English paintings, prints and drawings

from the 13th to the 19th century.

TEFAF Antiques

TEFAF Antiques is the largest section

at TEFAF with around one hundred

exhibitors. Here collectors can

find thousands of unique items of

furniture and objets d’art, often with

extraordinary provenance.

There is furniture from the 16th to

the 19th century, European, Chinese

and Japanese porcelain, medieval to

modern sculpture, textiles, Oriental

art, manuscripts, antique jewellery,

ceramics, silver and glass. Icons,

ethnographic art, pre-Columbian art,

musical instruments, clocks, scientific

instruments, and much, much more.

DEFININGEXCELLENCE

IN ART

Principal Sponsor

TEFAF Modern

TEFAF Modern occupies a quarter

of the fair and offers classical

modern and contemporary art.

Around 45 leading dealers present

a cross-section of 20th- and

21st-century art from around

the globe.

Night Fishing, a show of work by

post-modern and contemporary

artists curated by Sydney Picasso,

has its debut at the 2015 Fair to

complement the TEFAF Modern

section. In a specially designed area

nine galleries each present a single

artist exhibition. The concept aims

to stimulate the appreciation of

cross-references between objects

to be found in different sections of

the Fair. With Night Fishing Sydney

Picasso uses the post-modern and

contemporary canon to re-examine

a subject of current and on-going

redefinition; sculpture.

TEFAF Haute JOAILLERIE

TEFAF Haute Joaillerie reveals a

world of dazzling beauty, where

the most prestigious and revered

jewellery houses present their latest

collections. The jewellery, watches

and decorative objects are all expertly

made using the finest materials and

most exciting designs.

TEFAF Maastricht is widely recognised

as the world’s leading art and antiques

fair. With over 30,000 objects

for sale representing the finest of

7,000 years of art history currently

on the market, combined with the

knowledge, service and personal

attention of 275 international,

expert dealers, the Fair is a truly

unrivalled experience.

Every March, TEFAF Maastricht draws

art professionals and connoisseurs

from around the globe to The

Netherlands. It attracts major private

collectors and renowned international

institutions, as well as, regional

museums, interior designers, art

consultants, dealers and the merely

curious.

Over 170 experts organised into

29 specialist vetting committees

examine every single object for sale

at the Fair for condition, quality and

authenticity. This rigorous procedure

allows potential purchasers to buy

with confidence.

The elegantly designed and lavishly

decorated Fair is divided into eight

sections covering every imaginable

form of art and antique.

TEFAF Antiques, TEFAF Classical

Antiquities, TEFAF Design,

TEFAF Haute Joaillerie,

TEFAF Modern, TEFAF Paintings,

TEFAF Paper, TEFAF Showcase

TEFAF Showcase introduces

seasoned collectors to new talent as

it provides a unique opportunity for

emerging galleries to participate in

TEFAF Maastricht for one year. TEFAF

showcase participants are clustered

in a special area at the Fair. This year

the chosen candidates represent a

wide range of disciplines from many

continents spanning from Egyptian

antiquities and African Tribal Art to

contemporary East Asian Art.

The 28th edition of TEFAF Maastricht

runs from 13-22 March 2015.

TEFAF Paintings

From the outset TEFAF developed an

unrivalled reputation for Old Master

paintings. TEFAF Paintings offers an

extensive collection of Flemish, Dutch,

Italian, Spanish, French, German and

English paintings, prints and drawings

from the 13th to the 19th century.

TEFAF Antiques

TEFAF Antiques is the largest section

at TEFAF with around one hundred

exhibitors. Here collectors can

find thousands of unique items of

furniture and objets d’art, often with

extraordinary provenance.

There is furniture from the 16th to

the 19th century, European, Chinese

and Japanese porcelain, medieval to

modern sculpture, textiles, Oriental

art, manuscripts, antique jewellery,

ceramics, silver and glass. Icons,

ethnographic art, pre-Columbian art,

musical instruments, clocks, scientific

instruments, and much, much more.

DEFININGEXCELLENCE

IN ART

Principal Sponsor

TEFAF Modern

TEFAF Modern occupies a quarter

of the fair and offers classical

modern and contemporary art.

Around 45 leading dealers present

a cross-section of 20th- and

21st-century art from around

the globe.

Night Fishing, a show of work by

post-modern and contemporary

artists curated by Sydney Picasso,

has its debut at the 2015 Fair to

complement the TEFAF Modern

section. In a specially designed area

nine galleries each present a single

artist exhibition. The concept aims

to stimulate the appreciation of

cross-references between objects

to be found in different sections of

the Fair. With Night Fishing Sydney

Picasso uses the post-modern and

contemporary canon to re-examine

a subject of current and on-going

redefinition; sculpture.

TEFAF Haute JOAILLERIE

TEFAF Haute Joaillerie reveals a

world of dazzling beauty, where

the most prestigious and revered

jewellery houses present their latest

collections. The jewellery, watches

and decorative objects are all expertly

made using the finest materials and

most exciting designs.

TEFAF Maastricht is widely recognised

as the world’s leading art and antiques

fair. With over 30,000 objects

for sale representing the finest of

7,000 years of art history currently

on the market, combined with the

knowledge, service and personal

attention of 275 international,

expert dealers, the Fair is a truly

unrivalled experience.

Every March, TEFAF Maastricht draws

art professionals and connoisseurs

from around the globe to The

Netherlands. It attracts major private

collectors and renowned international

institutions, as well as, regional

museums, interior designers, art

consultants, dealers and the merely

curious.

Over 170 experts organised into

29 specialist vetting committees

examine every single object for sale

at the Fair for condition, quality and

authenticity. This rigorous procedure

allows potential purchasers to buy

with confidence.

The elegantly designed and lavishly

decorated Fair is divided into eight

sections covering every imaginable

form of art and antique.

TEFAF Antiques, TEFAF Classical

Antiquities, TEFAF Design,

TEFAF Haute Joaillerie,

TEFAF Modern, TEFAF Paintings,

TEFAF Paper, TEFAF Showcase

TEFAF Showcase introduces

seasoned collectors to new talent as

it provides a unique opportunity for

emerging galleries to participate in

TEFAF Maastricht for one year. TEFAF

showcase participants are clustered

in a special area at the Fair. This year

the chosen candidates represent a

wide range of disciplines from many

continents spanning from Egyptian

antiquities and African Tribal Art to

contemporary East Asian Art.

The 28th edition of TEFAF Maastricht

runs from 13-22 March 2015.

TEFAF Paintings

From the outset TEFAF developed an

unrivalled reputation for Old Master

paintings. TEFAF Paintings offers an

extensive collection of Flemish, Dutch,

Italian, Spanish, French, German and

English paintings, prints and drawings

from the 13th to the 19th century.

TEFAF Antiques

TEFAF Antiques is the largest section

at TEFAF with around one hundred

exhibitors. Here collectors can

find thousands of unique items of

furniture and objets d’art, often with

extraordinary provenance.

There is furniture from the 16th to

the 19th century, European, Chinese

and Japanese porcelain, medieval to

modern sculpture, textiles, Oriental

art, manuscripts, antique jewellery,

ceramics, silver and glass. Icons,

ethnographic art, pre-Columbian art,

musical instruments, clocks, scientific

instruments, and much, much more.

DEFININGEXCELLENCE

IN ART

Principal Sponsor

TEFAF Modern

TEFAF Modern occupies a quarter

of the fair and offers classical

modern and contemporary art.

Around 45 leading dealers present

a cross-section of 20th- and

21st-century art from around

the globe.

Night Fishing, a show of work by

post-modern and contemporary

artists curated by Sydney Picasso,

has its debut at the 2015 Fair to

complement the TEFAF Modern

section. In a specially designed area

nine galleries each present a single

artist exhibition. The concept aims

to stimulate the appreciation of

cross-references between objects

to be found in different sections of

the Fair. With Night Fishing Sydney

Picasso uses the post-modern and

contemporary canon to re-examine

a subject of current and on-going

redefinition; sculpture.

TEFAF Haute JOAILLERIE

TEFAF Haute Joaillerie reveals a

world of dazzling beauty, where

the most prestigious and revered

jewellery houses present their latest

collections. The jewellery, watches

and decorative objects are all expertly

made using the finest materials and

most exciting designs.

TEFAF Maastricht is widely recognised

as the world’s leading art and antiques

fair. With over 30,000 objects

for sale representing the finest of

7,000 years of art history currently

on the market, combined with the

knowledge, service and personal

attention of 275 international,

expert dealers, the Fair is a truly

unrivalled experience.

Every March, TEFAF Maastricht draws

art professionals and connoisseurs

from around the globe to The

Netherlands. It attracts major private

collectors and renowned international

institutions, as well as, regional

museums, interior designers, art

consultants, dealers and the merely

curious.

Over 170 experts organised into

29 specialist vetting committees

examine every single object for sale

at the Fair for condition, quality and

authenticity. This rigorous procedure

allows potential purchasers to buy

with confidence.

The elegantly designed and lavishly

decorated Fair is divided into eight

sections covering every imaginable

form of art and antique.

TEFAF Antiques, TEFAF Classical

Antiquities, TEFAF Design,

TEFAF Haute Joaillerie,

TEFAF Modern, TEFAF Paintings,

TEFAF Paper, TEFAF Showcase

TEFAF Showcase introduces

seasoned collectors to new talent as

it provides a unique opportunity for

emerging galleries to participate in

TEFAF Maastricht for one year. TEFAF

showcase participants are clustered

in a special area at the Fair. This year

the chosen candidates represent a

wide range of disciplines from many

continents spanning from Egyptian

antiquities and African Tribal Art to

contemporary East Asian Art.

The 28th edition of TEFAF Maastricht

runs from 13-22 March 2015.

TEFAF Paintings

From the outset TEFAF developed an

unrivalled reputation for Old Master

paintings. TEFAF Paintings offers an

extensive collection of Flemish, Dutch,

Italian, Spanish, French, German and

English paintings, prints and drawings

from the 13th to the 19th century.

TEFAF Antiques

TEFAF Antiques is the largest section

at TEFAF with around one hundred

exhibitors. Here collectors can

find thousands of unique items of

furniture and objets d’art, often with

extraordinary provenance.

There is furniture from the 16th to

the 19th century, European, Chinese

and Japanese porcelain, medieval to

modern sculpture, textiles, Oriental

art, manuscripts, antique jewellery,

ceramics, silver and glass. Icons,

ethnographic art, pre-Columbian art,

musical instruments, clocks, scientific

instruments, and much, much more.

DEFININGEXCELLENCE

IN ART

Principal Sponsor

VenueMECC · Forum 100 · 6229 GV

Maastricht ·The Netherlands

T +31 43 383 86 66 · E info@tefaf.com

Opening Hours13 — 22 March 2015

Daily 11 am — 7 pm

22 March 11 am — 6 pm

AdmissionEntrance: € 40,-

Entrance incl. 1 catalogue: € 55,-

Entrance 2 persons

incl. 1 catalogue: € 95,-

At the Fair there is a variety of

restaurants and bars. Reservations

can be made for the à la carte

restaurant La Concorde on

+31 43 308 84 44. The brasserie

Fifth Avenue, Italian restaurant Verdi

and the Sushi, Lobster, Oyster, Tapas

and Salad and Sandwich bars all

operate on a non-reservation basis.

For more information see

www.tefaf.com

HotelsThe TEFAF Hotel Alliance seeks

to extend TEFAF’s values beyond the

Fair to improve the visitor experience.

The Alliance is a grouping of

17 hand-picked, high-service luxury

hotels in the Aachen-Maastricht

region, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Brussels,

Amsterdam and Paris. Each of the

chosen hotels will offer guests a

seamless TEFAF experience by

having a dedicated concierge

service for TEFAF visitors.

www.tefaf.com/hotelalliance.

Further hotels in proximity to

the Fair can be booked trough

www.maastrichtbookingservice.nl

TEFAF Art Symposium / Private goes PublicThe annual TEFAF Art Symposium

will be held on Friday 13 March

from 9.30 — 11.30 am at the MECC in

Maastricht. Private goes Public looks

at what moves private and institutional

collectors to share their collections

with the public and what motivates

these individuals and companies to

start collecting in the first place.

www.tefaf.com/symposium

During TEFAFThere will be a range of cultural events

and special activities in Maastricht

while TEFAF is running. For more

information see www.duringtefaf.com

TEFAF Museum Restoration FundEach year the Executive Committee

of TEFAF invites museums that have

attended TEFAF Maastricht in that

year to apply for a grant from the

TEFAF Museum Restoration Fund.

A maximum of € 50,000 is awarded

to one or two museums towards the

funding of a restoration project. An

independent panel of experts decides

the recipients of the grant each year.

www.tefaf.com/restorationfund

tefaf supports TEFAF Museum Restoration Fund,

TEFAF Chair of Oncology,

CER — Prince Claus Fund

sponsors

TEFAF PAPER

TEFAF Paper includes fine prints

and drawings ranging from the

15th century to the present day,

antiquarian books and manuscripts,

Japanese prints, paintings and

screens on paper next to fine art

photographs from the 19th century

to the contemporary era.

Teyler’s Legacy is a special exhibition

of twenty-eight remarkable drawings

from the renaissance to the 21st century

from Teylers Museum in Haarlem,

which first opened to the public in

1784 and is the oldest museum in

The Netherlands. Highlights from

the exhibition include works by

Michelangelo (1475-1564), Hendrick

Goltzius (1558-1617) and Rembrandt

Harmensz. van Rijn (1606-1669).

These 15th -, 16th - and 17th -century

works will be contrasted with

drawings by contemporary European

artists like Guiseppe Penone, Marlene

Dumas and Pavel Pepperstein.

13 - 22 march 2015

TEFAF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES

The TEFAF Classical Antiquities

section is a veritable treasure

trove. The past is brought to life by

examples of Greek pottery, Roman

statuary and Egyptian mummy masks,

amongst many other rare objects.

TEFAF DESIGN

TEFAF Design highlights leading

international specialists in

20th-century design and applied

arts. TEFAF Design was introduced

in 2009 to respond to the growing

interest in this field which attracts

an ever increasing number of

private and professional collectors.

THE IN T ERNA TI ONAL MAGAZ I NE FOR COLLE CT ORS

VenueMECC · Forum 100 · 6229 GV

Maastricht ·The Netherlands

T +31 43 383 86 66 · E info@tefaf.com

Opening Hours13 — 22 March 2015

Daily 11 am — 7 pm

22 March 11 am — 6 pm

AdmissionEntrance: € 40,-

Entrance incl. 1 catalogue: € 55,-

Entrance 2 persons

incl. 1 catalogue: € 95,-

At the Fair there is a variety of

restaurants and bars. Reservations

can be made for the à la carte

restaurant La Concorde on

+31 43 308 84 44. The brasserie

Fifth Avenue, Italian restaurant Verdi

and the Sushi, Lobster, Oyster, Tapas

and Salad and Sandwich bars all

operate on a non-reservation basis.

For more information see

www.tefaf.com

HotelsThe TEFAF Hotel Alliance seeks

to extend TEFAF’s values beyond the

Fair to improve the visitor experience.

The Alliance is a grouping of

17 hand-picked, high-service luxury

hotels in the Aachen-Maastricht

region, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Brussels,

Amsterdam and Paris. Each of the

chosen hotels will offer guests a

seamless TEFAF experience by

having a dedicated concierge

service for TEFAF visitors.

www.tefaf.com/hotelalliance.

Further hotels in proximity to

the Fair can be booked trough

www.maastrichtbookingservice.nl

TEFAF Art Symposium / Private goes PublicThe annual TEFAF Art Symposium

will be held on Friday 13 March

from 9.30 — 11.30 am at the MECC in

Maastricht. Private goes Public looks

at what moves private and institutional

collectors to share their collections

with the public and what motivates

these individuals and companies to

start collecting in the first place.

www.tefaf.com/symposium

During TEFAFThere will be a range of cultural events

and special activities in Maastricht

while TEFAF is running. For more

information see www.duringtefaf.com

TEFAF Museum Restoration FundEach year the Executive Committee

of TEFAF invites museums that have

attended TEFAF Maastricht in that

year to apply for a grant from the

TEFAF Museum Restoration Fund.

A maximum of € 50,000 is awarded

to one or two museums towards the

funding of a restoration project. An

independent panel of experts decides

the recipients of the grant each year.

www.tefaf.com/restorationfund

tefaf supports TEFAF Museum Restoration Fund,

TEFAF Chair of Oncology,

CER — Prince Claus Fund

sponsors

TEFAF PAPER

TEFAF Paper includes fine prints

and drawings ranging from the

15th century to the present day,

antiquarian books and manuscripts,

Japanese prints, paintings and

screens on paper next to fine art

photographs from the 19th century

to the contemporary era.

Teyler’s Legacy is a special exhibition

of twenty-eight remarkable drawings

from the renaissance to the 21st century

from Teylers Museum in Haarlem,

which first opened to the public in

1784 and is the oldest museum in

The Netherlands. Highlights from

the exhibition include works by

Michelangelo (1475-1564), Hendrick

Goltzius (1558-1617) and Rembrandt

Harmensz. van Rijn (1606-1669).

These 15th -, 16th - and 17th -century

works will be contrasted with

drawings by contemporary European

artists like Guiseppe Penone, Marlene

Dumas and Pavel Pepperstein.

13 - 22 march 2015

TEFAF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES

The TEFAF Classical Antiquities

section is a veritable treasure

trove. The past is brought to life by

examples of Greek pottery, Roman

statuary and Egyptian mummy masks,

amongst many other rare objects.

TEFAF DESIGN

TEFAF Design highlights leading

international specialists in

20th-century design and applied

arts. TEFAF Design was introduced

in 2009 to respond to the growing

interest in this field which attracts

an ever increasing number of

private and professional collectors.

THE IN T ERNA TI ONAL MAGAZ I NE FOR COLLE CT ORS

VenueMECC · Forum 100 · 6229 GV

Maastricht ·The Netherlands

T +31 43 383 86 66 · E info@tefaf.com

Opening Hours13 — 22 March 2015

Daily 11 am — 7 pm

22 March 11 am — 6 pm

AdmissionEntrance: € 40,-

Entrance incl. 1 catalogue: € 55,-

Entrance 2 persons

incl. 1 catalogue: € 95,-

At the Fair there is a variety of

restaurants and bars. Reservations

can be made for the à la carte

restaurant La Concorde on

+31 43 308 84 44. The brasserie

Fifth Avenue, Italian restaurant Verdi

and the Sushi, Lobster, Oyster, Tapas

and Salad and Sandwich bars all

operate on a non-reservation basis.

For more information see

www.tefaf.com

HotelsThe TEFAF Hotel Alliance seeks

to extend TEFAF’s values beyond the

Fair to improve the visitor experience.

The Alliance is a grouping of

17 hand-picked, high-service luxury

hotels in the Aachen-Maastricht

region, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Brussels,

Amsterdam and Paris. Each of the

chosen hotels will offer guests a

seamless TEFAF experience by

having a dedicated concierge

service for TEFAF visitors.

www.tefaf.com/hotelalliance.

Further hotels in proximity to

the Fair can be booked trough

www.maastrichtbookingservice.nl

TEFAF Art Symposium / Private goes PublicThe annual TEFAF Art Symposium

will be held on Friday 13 March

from 9.30 — 11.30 am at the MECC in

Maastricht. Private goes Public looks

at what moves private and institutional

collectors to share their collections

with the public and what motivates

these individuals and companies to

start collecting in the first place.

www.tefaf.com/symposium

During TEFAFThere will be a range of cultural events

and special activities in Maastricht

while TEFAF is running. For more

information see www.duringtefaf.com

TEFAF Museum Restoration FundEach year the Executive Committee

of TEFAF invites museums that have

attended TEFAF Maastricht in that

year to apply for a grant from the

TEFAF Museum Restoration Fund.

A maximum of € 50,000 is awarded

to one or two museums towards the

funding of a restoration project. An

independent panel of experts decides

the recipients of the grant each year.

www.tefaf.com/restorationfund

tefaf supports TEFAF Museum Restoration Fund,

TEFAF Chair of Oncology,

CER — Prince Claus Fund

sponsors

TEFAF PAPER

TEFAF Paper includes fine prints

and drawings ranging from the

15th century to the present day,

antiquarian books and manuscripts,

Japanese prints, paintings and

screens on paper next to fine art

photographs from the 19th century

to the contemporary era.

Teyler’s Legacy is a special exhibition

of twenty-eight remarkable drawings

from the renaissance to the 21st century

from Teylers Museum in Haarlem,

which first opened to the public in

1784 and is the oldest museum in

The Netherlands. Highlights from

the exhibition include works by

Michelangelo (1475-1564), Hendrick

Goltzius (1558-1617) and Rembrandt

Harmensz. van Rijn (1606-1669).

These 15th -, 16th - and 17th -century

works will be contrasted with

drawings by contemporary European

artists like Guiseppe Penone, Marlene

Dumas and Pavel Pepperstein.

13 - 22 march 2015

TEFAF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES

The TEFAF Classical Antiquities

section is a veritable treasure

trove. The past is brought to life by

examples of Greek pottery, Roman

statuary and Egyptian mummy masks,

amongst many other rare objects.

TEFAF DESIGN

TEFAF Design highlights leading

international specialists in

20th-century design and applied

arts. TEFAF Design was introduced

in 2009 to respond to the growing

interest in this field which attracts

an ever increasing number of

private and professional collectors.

THE IN T ERNA TI ONAL MAGAZ I NE FOR COLLE CT ORS

VenueMECC · Forum 100 · 6229 GV

Maastricht ·The Netherlands

T +31 43 383 86 66 · E info@tefaf.com

Opening Hours13 — 22 March 2015

Daily 11 am — 7 pm

22 March 11 am — 6 pm

AdmissionEntrance: € 40,-

Entrance incl. 1 catalogue: € 55,-

Entrance 2 persons

incl. 1 catalogue: € 95,-

At the Fair there is a variety of

restaurants and bars. Reservations

can be made for the à la carte

restaurant La Concorde on

+31 43 308 84 44. The brasserie

Fifth Avenue, Italian restaurant Verdi

and the Sushi, Lobster, Oyster, Tapas

and Salad and Sandwich bars all

operate on a non-reservation basis.

For more information see

www.tefaf.com

HotelsThe TEFAF Hotel Alliance seeks

to extend TEFAF’s values beyond the

Fair to improve the visitor experience.

The Alliance is a grouping of

17 hand-picked, high-service luxury

hotels in the Aachen-Maastricht

region, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Brussels,

Amsterdam and Paris. Each of the

chosen hotels will offer guests a

seamless TEFAF experience by

having a dedicated concierge

service for TEFAF visitors.

www.tefaf.com/hotelalliance.

Further hotels in proximity to

the Fair can be booked trough

www.maastrichtbookingservice.nl

TEFAF Art Symposium / Private goes PublicThe annual TEFAF Art Symposium

will be held on Friday 13 March

from 9.30 — 11.30 am at the MECC in

Maastricht. Private goes Public looks

at what moves private and institutional

collectors to share their collections

with the public and what motivates

these individuals and companies to

start collecting in the first place.

www.tefaf.com/symposium

During TEFAFThere will be a range of cultural events

and special activities in Maastricht

while TEFAF is running. For more

information see www.duringtefaf.com

TEFAF Museum Restoration FundEach year the Executive Committee

of TEFAF invites museums that have

attended TEFAF Maastricht in that

year to apply for a grant from the

TEFAF Museum Restoration Fund.

A maximum of € 50,000 is awarded

to one or two museums towards the

funding of a restoration project. An

independent panel of experts decides

the recipients of the grant each year.

www.tefaf.com/restorationfund

tefaf supports TEFAF Museum Restoration Fund,

TEFAF Chair of Oncology,

CER — Prince Claus Fund

sponsors

TEFAF PAPER

TEFAF Paper includes fine prints

and drawings ranging from the

15th century to the present day,

antiquarian books and manuscripts,

Japanese prints, paintings and

screens on paper next to fine art

photographs from the 19th century

to the contemporary era.

Teyler’s Legacy is a special exhibition

of twenty-eight remarkable drawings

from the renaissance to the 21st century

from Teylers Museum in Haarlem,

which first opened to the public in

1784 and is the oldest museum in

The Netherlands. Highlights from

the exhibition include works by

Michelangelo (1475-1564), Hendrick

Goltzius (1558-1617) and Rembrandt

Harmensz. van Rijn (1606-1669).

These 15th -, 16th - and 17th -century

works will be contrasted with

drawings by contemporary European

artists like Guiseppe Penone, Marlene

Dumas and Pavel Pepperstein.

13 - 22 march 2015

TEFAF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES

The TEFAF Classical Antiquities

section is a veritable treasure

trove. The past is brought to life by

examples of Greek pottery, Roman

statuary and Egyptian mummy masks,

amongst many other rare objects.

TEFAF DESIGN

TEFAF Design highlights leading

international specialists in

20th-century design and applied

arts. TEFAF Design was introduced

in 2009 to respond to the growing

interest in this field which attracts

an ever increasing number of

private and professional collectors.

THE IN T ERNA TI ONAL MAGAZ I NE FOR COLLE CT ORS