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Artimo Fine Arts
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Additional artworks will be shown on 27/01/2021 !
Video
BRAFA unveils Life of an Object - a Magician Book's journey
BRAFA returns to Brussels Expo from 25 January to 1 February 2026.
With our new video series Life of Objects, we explore the extraordinary journeys of artworks presented by our exhibitors.
This first episode is devoted to The Magician Book, a remarkable liber amicorum unveiled at BRAFA 2025 by Artimo Fine Arts. Concealing a hidden automaton, the book invites its reader to ask life’s most profound question. The magician’s answer? “To be loved.”
The Magician Book was acquired by the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva, now on permanent display as part of the world’s largest and finest collection of timepieces. It is in a way, a return home since this rare object shows a balustrade overlooking Lake Geneva and the Mont Blanc and carries the names of Geneva’s own jewellers and goldsmiths.
Stay tuned for the upcoming episodes of Life of Objects, unveiling the hidden journeys of artworks that make BRAFA such a unique encounter between history, beauty, and passion.
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CONTACT
Brussels
Rue Lebeau 55
BE-1000 Brussels
t. +32 (0)2 512 62 42 | m. +32 (0)476 42 18 33 | m. +32 (0)475 29 10 49
ABOUT
The gallery Artimo Fine Arts, located in the prestigious Sablon district at 55 Rue Lebeau, was founded in 1985 by the Van Cauwenbergh family. Georges, the third generation, current Director of Artimo, continues the family mission to expand the gallery on the international scene, thus ensuring the continuity of this unchanged passion through the generations. Artimo specializes in marble sculptures by international artists and bronze sculptures by Belgian artists of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Many exceptional works are now part of important private and institutional collections. Georges, a member of the ROCAD, works with passion to offer refined and quality sculptures in the tradition of the Van Cauwenbergh family.
Founded : 1985
Specialisations
Sculpture from 1800-1950 mainly marble and bronze of Belgian artists
Associations
ROCAD Royal Chamber of Art dealers