What to see at TEFAF and beyond

 
 
 
The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF) returns to Maastricht this month, featuring some 260 dealers from 20 different countries, all of whom will show off their most noteworthy pieces at Maastricht's Exhibition and Conference Centre (MECC). As well as the Old Masters and antiques for which the fair is best known, modern and contemporary works, from drawings to jewellery, will also make an appearance. With so many objects to choose from, Apollo's writers have selected highlights from the fair and offer some guidance on what you should go and see beyond the confines of the MECC.
 
 
Susan Moore selects the best works at the fair, including Rembrandt's largest etched landscape
 
Susan Moore selects the best works at the fair, including Rembrandt's largest etched landscape
 
 
Samuel Reilly travels further afield to pick the most interesting exhibitions in the surrounding region
 
Samuel Reilly travels further afield to pick the most interesting exhibitions in the surrounding region
 
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Jane Morris writes about an incoming piece of EU legislation that could have a profound effect on European dealersGeorgie Hopton's prints, and the subversive sculptures of Kapwani Kiwanga
 
Jane Morris on an incoming EU law that could have a ruinous effect on dealers
 
 
Pen Vogler has some sweet thoughts about the naming of puddings after a visit to the HagueAnthony McCall's light works, modern British masters, and Nordic nature scenes
 
Pen Vogler has some sweet thoughts about the naming of puddings after a visit to the Hague
 
 
 
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