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Brun Fine Art
Brun Fine Art, established in 1993 by brothers Augusto and Marco Brun, is a leading international gallery located in the heart of St James’s, London. Specializing in prestigious continental furniture, Italian and continental sculpture, decorative artworks, and Asian works of art, the gallery has become a beacon for art connoisseurs and collectors worldwide.
The gallery is housed in a space that welcomes visitors to explore its extensive collection of high-quality fine and decorative art. The collection spans from the 15th to the 20th century, offering a fascinating fusion of ages, materials, artists, and events that have shaped the history of fine art. The gallery's offerings include Old Master paintings, post-war and contemporary art, and sculptures, reflecting its commitment to a diverse range of artistic expressions.
Brun Fine Art has over 20 years of experience in the world of fine and decorative art. This expertise is evident in the gallery's carefully curated exhibitions and events, which introduce clients, collectors, and art connoisseurs to works of art within their subjects of expertise. The gallery's commitment to quality and authenticity has earned it a reputation for integrity and expertise in the art world.
In addition to its London location, Brun Fine Art has a presence in Milan and Florence, further extending its reach and influence in the international art scene. The gallery is always interested in acquiring high-quality works of art and offers valuation and expertise services for fine or decorative works of art.
Brun Fine Art is a dynamic platform that nurtures creativity, fosters artistic growth, and promotes cultural exchange. Its diverse exhibitions and programs reflect its commitment to promoting a wide range of artistic expressions and its dedication to nurturing emerging talent. Through its exhibitions, educational programs, and collaborations, Brun Fine Art continues to enrich the cultural landscape of London and inspire creative minds.
Gallerie
The Paintbrush Chronicles
Brun Fine Art
Brun Fine Art, established in 1993 by brothers Augusto and Marco Brun, is a leading international gallery located in the heart of St James’s, London. Specializing in prestigious continental furniture, Italian and continental sculpture, decorative artworks, and Asian works of art, the gallery has become a beacon for art connoisseurs and collectors worldwide.
The gallery is housed in a space that welcomes visitors to explore its extensive collection of high-quality fine and decorative art. The collection spans from the 15th to the 20th century, offering a fascinating fusion of ages, materials, artists, and events that have shaped the history of fine art. The gallery's offerings include Old Master paintings, post-war and contemporary art, and sculptures, reflecting its commitment to a diverse range of artistic expressions.
Brun Fine Art has over 20 years of experience in the world of fine and decorative art. This expertise is evident in the gallery's carefully curated exhibitions and events, which introduce clients, collectors, and art connoisseurs to works of art within their subjects of expertise. The gallery's commitment to quality and authenticity has earned it a reputation for integrity and expertise in the art world.
In addition to its London location, Brun Fine Art has a presence in Milan and Florence, further extending its reach and influence in the international art scene. The gallery is always interested in acquiring high-quality works of art and offers valuation and expertise services for fine or decorative works of art.
Brun Fine Art is a dynamic platform that nurtures creativity, fosters artistic growth, and promotes cultural exchange. Its diverse exhibitions and programs reflect its commitment to promoting a wide range of artistic expressions and its dedication to nurturing emerging talent. Through its exhibitions, educational programs, and collaborations, Brun Fine Art continues to enrich the cultural landscape of London and inspire creative minds.
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