This year’s American International Fine Art Fair in Palm Beach, Florida, will feature more than 30 new exhibitors, providing a lineup that will surpass 80 exhibitors. The fair, which helps kick off Palm Beach’s social season, runs February 3-8 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center. The show will feature pieces ranging from Old Master paintings to contemporary furniture to dazzling jewelry from the houses of Van Cleef & Arpels, Graff, and Cartier. A few exhibitors who were absent last year have returned, including The Antique Enamel Company from London and Lawrence Steigrad Fine Arts gallery from New York. Collectors should take note of Vincent van Gogh’s 1889 painting The Park at the Saint-Paul Hospital, from London-based returning exhibitor Dickinson gallery. The format will mirror last year’s lineup of daily programs, including lectures, question-and-answer sessions, and cocktail receptions. The fair’s layout leads crowds on a path that ends at the Center Court, where caviar, smoked salmon, and Champagne will be continuously served. (www.aifaf.com)
