The Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium presents the exhibition Art and Finance in Europe-18th Century Masterworks in a new light, which is composed of some 20 major works from the museum’s collection.
The exhibition comprises masterpieces by, amongst others, Franceso Guardi, Benjami Wolff, Léonard Defrance, Hubert Robert, Joseph Vernet and Sir Joshua Reynolds. The exhibition is part of a sequence which started in 2008 as a joint initiative between European Association of Public Banks and the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Beligum. This year the exhibition exceptionally exposes, in addition to paintings, also drawings and sculptures.
The fourth Art and Finance in Europe exhibition will concentrate on the 18th century and is convened, in the frame of the Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union, under the patronage of László Andor, Member of the European Commission and Tamás Fellegi, Hungarian Minister of National Development.
Date: until October 2.
Place: Museum of Ancient Art. The Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium. Regentschapsstraat. Rue de la Régence, 3, b-1000. Brussels. Belgium.
Opening hours: from Tuesday to Sunday from 10amto 17pm.
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