In recent years, we have had two separate booths – one for historic and another for contemporary works. This year we are changing it up … we went a little larger and created a private room featuring our historic works within the contemporary booth. The look and feel of the two spaces will be very different. A curtained entrance will welcome you into a carpeted area with dark blue walls and a curated group of stellar works by Berthelsen, Corot, Cortes, del Campo, Edzard, Santoro, Valtat, Vlaminck, Henri Geoffroy (Paris Salon, 1892), Andrea Landini (Paris Salon, 1929); as well as two Paris Salon masterpieces: Leon Richet’s Marguerite (Paris Salon, 1881) and Louis Courtat’s Le Réveil de Vénus (Paris Salon, 1883 - illustrated above).