BRAFA: Brussels’ Oldest Art Fair Celebrates its 70th Edition
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An anniversary is always an occasion to take stock, and it's obvious when you look back at the history of BRAFA: the Belgian Antiques Fair has become a must-attend international fair whose strength lies in its eclecticism. Willem Adriaensz Key (1515/16-1568), Crucifixion, c. 1550, oil on wood panel, 102 x 74 cm/40.15 x 29.13 in. Galerie Colnaghi, London, New York, Madrid, Brussels.© Courtesy of the Colnaghi Gallery To celebrate its 70th edition, the BRAFA has “given” itself a new president. The torch was passed in June from Harold t'Kint de Roodenbeke — who had served four consecutive terms — to Klaas Muller. But there's no