In case you have enthusiasm for Russian and Asian artwork, then you certainly must consider looking no further than this special and amazing exhibition! Customers of the Russian Oriental and Far East Fine Art Fair should come ready to be totally dumbfounded by the amazing number and also variety of fine art works exibited by dealers and also enthusiasts from all over the world. Some high profile examples like Byzantine iconography and paintings and Faberge jewellery are going to be presented there, but there will be many more: indeed, there will be something for everyone who loves art that has been manufactured by Russian artists and craftsmen during the last millennium.

Fair visitors are going to see and perhaps buy such beautiful works of art as extremely attractive Russian household utensils such as teaspoons, salt cellars and silver candlesticks, together with iconography dating from the 11th Century. There will also be on display magnificently crafted rugs and carpets and maps, atlases, rare books, vintage pictures and prints.

The paintings are often considered diverse in style. Art Exhibition lovers can see Soviet realism and impressionist art work, and also more contemporary figurative abstracts.

Russian art collectors now naturally go to London to buy some of the best examples of this genre because the cityhas been chosen as the most important place for auctions. Expatriate Russians located in London and other places and those still living in their motherland visit these types of auctions.

The 2009 Art Fair was praised by London’s Russian society as the most recognized cultural event on their agenda. The most excellent aspect of this Fair seemed to be the Charity Gala Evening related to The Children’s Fire and Burns Trust, which was destined to be supported by influental Russians including Their Highnesses Prince and Princess Dimitri Lobanov Rostovsky, superstars and several public figures. Approximately 15 thousand was received just on behalf of this deserving charity through this particular evening, together with the Ritz Club VIP dinner.

Expectations have been exceeded in quite a few examples of artwork sales; some even being recorded in the high 6 figure amounts. The Fair is so well regarded by the artwork society that galleries coming from as distant as the Far east and the United States are represented besides galleries from Russia, EU and also the Middle East.

Due to ever higher demand, the 2010 Fair will have on display Eastern art for the first time in the Fair history. Most of this art primarily hails from the land formerly called Persia, for a long time renowned as the centre of fine rugs and furnishings. Specialist Oriental and Indian art and also antiquities agents are also going to have on exhibit certain types of several of their finest collections: people who’ve attended the London Russian, Oriental and Indian Art sales actions know that they will see this as a possible answer to their prayers.

People involved in the organisation of The Russian Art Fair, in partnership with the Ritz Club Casino, The St Petersburg Ball, The Russian Summer Ball and representatives of the TV and radio stations as well as other fair organizers, are intent on securing clientele of the greatest calibre. To enable this, the venue picked for the ‘10 Russian Art Fair is the luxurious Art Deco ballroom within the Park Lane Hotel, at London’s Mayfair. It’s also been timed to make the most of the enlarged numbers of art work customers in London who have come to take advantage of the Russian fair sales at Sotheby’s, Christie’s, Bonham’s and MacDougall’s, all happening throughout the same week.

Those wanting to attend the Charity Gala Evening will be pleased to know that the main recipient is once again the Children’s Fire and Burns Trust. With the help of these art galleries and businesses, there will be a silent public sale where buyers can place sealed bids for paintings and other art works, the proceeds of which will go straight to the Trust: John Barles, Danusha Fine Arts, Markus Antiques, Paretski Antiques, Annya Sand, Shapero Rare Books and World Arts.

The 2010 Russian Oriental and Eastern Fine Art Fair is intended to be open during the displayed dates and times:

Private View: Wednesday 9th June 6pm to 9:30pm

Charitable trust Gala Event: Friday 11th June from 6pm

Open Public Days: Thursday 11am-6, Friday 11am- 5 Saturday 11am-6pm

For many folks who have a passion for culture events I honestly recommend to go to this Art Exhibition.