A remarkable choice from artists such as Dürer, Rembrandt, Goya, Lautrec, Matisse and Picasso hang alongside Freud, Hodgkin and Hockney. All are gathered at the Royal Academy for the London Original Print Fair in late April.
This is the 18th anniversary of an event with an international reputation that increases from year to year. It is the only occasion when art of the past as well as the present can be bought at the Royal Academy.

The Glasgow art fair, has firmly established itself as the place to view, buy and sell art in Scotland. The largest contemporary art fair in the UK outside London, the fair brought together over 40 selected galleries under one roof in the heart of Glasgow’s city centre.
Whether you are serious collector, a casual buyer or just interested in contemporary art, this is the place to buy, sell and view art in Scotland. With over 50 galleries and art organisations from throughout Scotland, the UK and overseas presenting contemporary work across all media from over 1000 artists, there is something to suit all tastes and budgets.

The fair promises to be fun, relaxed and with everything under £3,000, it is an art-buying opportunity that can't be missed.
Seasoned collectors can seek out hot new artists, whilst first time buyers can browse amongst the thousands of paintings, drawings, original prints, photography and sculpture. Look out for AAF Photo2007 at the front, a dedicated fine art photography section featuring a number of specialist galleries.
Free hands-on printmaking workshops will take place throughout the event. All ages are catered for with our wine bar, cafe and children's creche.

Over 250 of the world's most prestigious British and international galleries have been carefully selected to exhibit priceless works of art and antiques from their area of expertise. As a result, the Fair offers a rare opportunity to browse and buy from an unparalleled choice of antiques, important art and dazzling jewels. You are sure to be inspired by fine objects from 16th century Russian furniture to works by Picasso – all of outstanding quality.

Held in the stunning ballroom of the Jumeirah Carlton Tower in fashionable Knightsbridge, just a few yards from the glittering designer shops of Sloane Street, the Russian Art Fair is poised to attract a wealth of A1 clientele.
The Fair has been carefully timed to take advantage of the overwhelming interest in Russian Art during the first week of June 2009, when the prime auction houses of Sotheby's, Christie's, Bonhams and Macdougall's all hold major sales of Russian Art. These events not only attract huge numbers of overseas collectors and dealers, but have established London as the world's focal point for Russian treasures.

20/21 British Art Fair is the only fair to specialise in British art from 1900 right up to the present day. All the great names of British art are represented by some 65 of the country's leading dealers and is should not be missed!

Over 75 leading UK and international galleries show C20 and contemporary in a stunning, airy marquee near Sloane Square. The vast selection of works on display includes paintings, sculpture, photography, works on paper and ceramics, ranging in price from £300 to over £100,000. The fair combines elegance and connoisseurship with an informal, accessible ambience.

Now in the Fourth year, AAF has gone from strength to strength. This year’s Autumn Collection brings together 130 galleries from around the country and abroad, displaying thousands of paintings, original prints and sculptures, all for sale under £2,500.

The Winter Fine Art & Antiques Fair at Olympia is held in association with LAPADA The Association of Art & Antiques Dealers and BADA The British Antique Dealers' Association.
The Winter Fine Art & Antiques Fair is a long-standing, glamorous annual event and is the only fair of its calibre held at this time of the year. Now in its 14th year, the Fair is renowned for its exceptionally fine furniture, art and traditional antiques presented in very elegant surroundings. Exceptional, often rare, examples of glass, ceramics, textiles, clocks, prints, sculpture, Asian art, lighting, Art Deco, mirrors and maps are also featured.