British Art Fair

Modern British trailblazer’s works inspired by a Swiss glacier form centrepiece of event exhibition

Results from a flurry of fairs early this autumn prove there is plenty of space for such events in the London market.

Queues snaked around the block for the opening of British Art Fair at the Saatchi Gallery in Duke of York Square.

Recent changes at the 'British Art Fair' (BAF) have led to a growing array of Contemporary works, but a strong supply of Modern British pictures remains its core.

The British Art Fair and the Northern Antiques Fair have released first details of their events ahead of a busy autumn season.

Works by the Modern British artist were abundant as the event returned to Chelsea.

The British Art Fair returns this month with a raft of Modern British artists including John Nash.

Sections catering to primary market Contemporary art are launching at the British Art Fair and the Decorative Fair.

The British Art Fair is boosting its Contemporary profile for its first outing under Ramsay Fairs next month.

The British Art Fair has been bought by Ramsay Fairs.

The British Art Fair (BAF) is to return to its previous dates in late September.

An oil on panel of The Tower of Babel, 1604, by Abel Grimmer (1570-1618/19), offered at £1.35m by Johnny Van Haeften was one of the stand-out sales during last week’s host of London art and antique trade events.

A group of First World War pastels depicting members of the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps harvesting peat moss for use in field dressings are typical of the variety collectors will find at the 'British Art Fair' (BAF).

The British Art Fair is an annual feeding ground for collectors of modern and post-war British art. This year’s staging of the 30-year-old event, which runs from September 20-23, marks a new chapter for the fair as it moves to London’s Saatchi Gallery.

“She was the only fair organiser I’ve ever met from whom I didn’t mind getting a ticking off,” said one of the many tributes paid to Bunny on her death (Andrew Sim).