COLNAGHI - Official opening of the venue in Brussels
23/04/2025
Opening Party of the New Gallery in Brussels on Wednesday 23rd April 2025, 5pm - 9pm
STUDIO exhibition until the 30th of May 2025 by appointment
The new gallery space, 30 rue Jacques Jordaens, will be inaugurated on the 23rd of April 2025 with an exhibition titled “STUDIO”, a playful exploration spotlighting both artists at work in their studios and the study conducted by Colnaghi during its important artistic rediscoveries. To mark the occasion, Colnaghi will unveil an important recent rediscovery made by the gallery, the Triumph of Minerva by Jacob Jordaens, the 17th-century Flemish master and namesake of the gallery’s new address.
The work, rediscovered by Colnaghi after decades of absence from public view, is widely recognised to be an important study for a large, now lost composition by Jordaens. A series of nine photographs by Douglas Duncan of Pablo Picasso at work in his studio will complement the “STUDIO” theme, giving an intimate perspective into the artist’s creative practice.
Picture: Colnaghi's new gallery space in Brussels on Rue Jacques Jordaens
Philippe Henricot (left), Director of Colnaghi Belgium, and Jorge Coll (right), CEO of Colnaghi.
www.colnaghi.com
STUDIO exhibition until the 30th of May 2025 by appointment
The new gallery space, 30 rue Jacques Jordaens, will be inaugurated on the 23rd of April 2025 with an exhibition titled “STUDIO”, a playful exploration spotlighting both artists at work in their studios and the study conducted by Colnaghi during its important artistic rediscoveries. To mark the occasion, Colnaghi will unveil an important recent rediscovery made by the gallery, the Triumph of Minerva by Jacob Jordaens, the 17th-century Flemish master and namesake of the gallery’s new address.
The work, rediscovered by Colnaghi after decades of absence from public view, is widely recognised to be an important study for a large, now lost composition by Jordaens. A series of nine photographs by Douglas Duncan of Pablo Picasso at work in his studio will complement the “STUDIO” theme, giving an intimate perspective into the artist’s creative practice.
The gallery on Rue Jacques Jordaens will operate by appointment, offering Colnaghi’s excellent selection of Old Master paintings, drawings, and invaluable Antiquities.
Picture: Colnaghi's new gallery space in Brussels on Rue Jacques Jordaens
Philippe Henricot (left), Director of Colnaghi Belgium, and Jorge Coll (right), CEO of Colnaghi.
www.colnaghi.com
