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The Winter Show Announces Exhibitor Highlights for 2020 Edition
The Winter Show takes place January 24–February 2, 2020 at the Park Avenue
Armory, New York City, with VIP Preview and Opening Night Party on Thursday,
January 23
View of The Winter Show 2019. Photo by Matthew Gilbertson, courtesy The Winter Show
New York, NY (December 12, 2019) – The Winter Show returns to the Park Avenue Armory
from January 24–February 2, 2020 for its 66th year, bringing together 72 of the world’s
leading experts in the fine and decorative arts. The 2020 edition features a range of
exhibitors, including new, returning, and longtime participants, whose offerings span 5,000
years of museum-quality art and antiques from around the globe. The Winter Show is an
annual benefit for East Side House Settlement, a community-based organization serving
the Bronx and northern Manhattan.
The upcoming edition offers collectors and connoisseurs the opportunity to acquire and
encounter an extensive range of works from antiquity to the present, including painting,
photography, sculpture, tapestry, prints, ceramics, jewelry, arms, antique furniture, and
contemporary design. The 2020 fair includes a number of specially curated presentations as
well as joint exhibitor collaborations, offering thoughtful juxtapositions of rare and
exceptional objects that reflect collectors’ varied interests. The Winter Show maintains the
highest standards of quality in the art market, with each object vetted for authenticity, date,
and condition by a committee of more than 120 experts from the United States and Europe.Exhibitor Highlights
Specially curated presentations include the following:
• Daniel Crouch Rare Books (London, UK; New York, USA) exhibits a collection of over
50 terrestrial and celestial globes dating from the 16th to the 20th century, exploring
the significance of globes as navigational tools, works of art, and status symbols. The
collection includes a pair of Willem Blaeu’s 26-inch globes from 1648, which were the
largest globes ever made at the time.
• Joan B Mirviss LTD (New York, USA) presents Kin to Gin / Gold and Silver: Luster in
Japanese Modern Art, focusing on 20th- and 21st-century clay art and the array of
styles and forms that serve as surfaces for metallic overglaze. The presentation
highlights three pioneering female artists: Matsuda Yuriko, Ono Hakuko, and Tsuboi
Asuka.
• Carswell Rush Berlin, Inc. (New York, USA), which showcases furniture designed and
made in America’s fashion and furniture-making centers between 1800 and 1840,
joins with Martyn Gregory (London, UK), featuring British painting and art of the
China trade, in a joint-booth collaboration.
• Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz (Paris, France), which specializes in antique wallpapers
and decorative arts, shares a booth with Plektron Fine Arts AG (Zurich, Switzerland),
presenting antiques with a particular emphasis on the Greek and Roman periods.
Modern and contemporary highlights include the following:
• Menconi + Schoelkopf (New York, USA) presents a special focus on exceptional
works on paper by American artists, including the drawings and watercolors of
Andrew Wyeth.
• Elle Shushan (Philadelphia, PA, USA) exhibits recent paintings by self-taught artist
Andrew LaMar Hopkins, whose work depicts daily life in antebellum New Orleans.
• Lobel Modern, Inc. (New York, USA) with a focus on mid-20th-century design
displays an exceptional large “Argente” cabinet in welded and patinated aluminum
by Paul Evans from 1968.
• Hirschl & Adler Modern (New York, USA) features several works by outsider artist
Frank Walter.
• Peter Fetterman Gallery (Santa Monica, CA, USA) highlights vintage and
contemporary photography, featuring a selection of recent works by artist Noell
Oszvald.
• Didier Ltd (London, UK) displays artistic jewels by Modern masters from the second
half of the 20th century, such as a torque and pendant by Cuban Surrealist Wifredo
Lam.Additional highlights representing the Show’s range of art and antiques include:
• Apter-Fredericks (London, UK) highlights a George I Red “Japanned” Bureau
Bookcase, previously owned by former East Side House Settlement President
Jonathan Bulkley.
• Robert Young Antiques (London, UK) showcases significant examples of early naïve
portraits from the 18th and 19th centuries.
• H. Blairman & Sons Ltd (London, UK) displays an oak cupboard designed by the
architect C. F. A. Voysey among furniture and works of art primarily from the late 18th
to early 20th century.
• Keshishian (London, UK) brings a selection of rare carpets and tapestries, ranging
from Gothic to Op Art.
• Michele Beiny, Inc. (New York, USA), highlights a Sèvres enamel ewer from 1849,
previously in the Victoria and Albert Museum collection, with enameling by Jacob
Meyer-Heine, shape and ornamentation designed by Jules Diéterle, and figure
painting by Henri-Pierre Picou, alongside ceramics by contemporary artists.
• Charles Ede (London, UK) showcases ancient Roman, Greek, and Egyptian art and
artifacts, such as an Egyptian green basalt bust of a seated nobleman or scribe from
the Late Dynastic Period.
• Erik Thomsen Gallery (New York, USA) presents a selection of Japanese art and
objects from the 19th century to present day.
The Winter Show 2020 welcomes a diverse group of new exhibitors, including the following:
• Daniel Blau (Munich, Germany) brings a rare selection of Andy Warhol drawings from
the 1950s.
• James Graham-Stewart (London, UK) deals in English and Continental furniture
and art from the 17th century through to the Arts and Crafts Movement, including
unusual pieces outside of “polite” furniture.
• Koopman Rare Art (London, UK) showcases a historic gold box commemorating the
Independence of the United States of America by King Louis XVI of France, made in
1789 by Jacques-Félix Vienot, alongside antique silver, gold boxes, and objets de
vertu.
• Patrick & Ondine Mestdagh (Brussels, Belgium) presents an aboriginal painted
softwood shield from 19th-century Queensland, Australia, alongside antiquities and
pre-Columbian art, arms and armor, and Native American art.
• Pavel Zoubok Fine Art (New York, USA) displays stone sculptures by the
contemporary artist Ezio Cicciarella, alongside other contemporary and Modern
collage, assemblage, and mixed-media installation.
• Plektron Fine Arts AG (Zurich, Switzerland) showcases archaeological works of art
from the Mediterranean region.• Thistlethwaite Americana (Alexandria, VA, USA) presents American fine and
decorative arts from the 18th and 19th centuries.
• Wick Antiques (Lymington, UK) showcases a newly rediscovered portrait of Emma
Hamilton as Ariadne by Richard Westall, among other exceptional examples of
luxury antique furniture and art, including a rare museum-quality gilded English table
cabinet from the 17th century.
NOTES TO EDITORS
The Winter Show
The Winter Show is the leading art, antiques, and design fair in America, featuring over 70
of the world’s top experts in the fine and decorative arts. The Winter Show is an annual
benefit for East Side House Settlement, a community-based organization serving the Bronx
and northern Manhattan. The Winter Show maintains the highest standards of quality in the
art market, and each object is vetted for authenticity, date, and condition by a committee of
more than 120 experts from the United States and Europe.
All revenues from the Fair’s general admissions and the net proceeds from the Opening Night
Party and other special events benefit East Side House and contribute substantially to its
private philanthropic budget. No part of sales made by exhibitors is received by East Side
House. The Winter Show runs January 24–February 2, 2020, at the Park Avenue Armory,
67th Street and Park Avenue, New York City. Hours of admission are Monday, Wednesday,
Friday, and Saturday, 12–8 PM; Sunday and Thursday, 12–6 PM; and Tuesday, 12–4:30 PM.
Daily admission is $30, which includes a copy of the Show’s award-winning catalogue.
To purchase tickets for the Opening Night Party on January 23, 2020, call (718) 292-7392 or
visit thewintershow.org
East Side House Settlement
East Side House Settlement is a community-based organization located in the South Bronx.
Recognizing education as the key to economic and civic opportunity, East Side House works
with schools, community centers, and other partners to bring quality education and
resources to individuals in need, helping approximately 10,000 residents of the Bronx and
Northern Manhattan improve their lives each year.
For more information, please visit eastsidehouse.orgHispanic Society Museum & Library
The Winter Show’s 2020 loan exhibition, Unrivaled, will present treasures from the
unparalleled collection of the Hispanic Society Museum & Library, encompassing art and
objects from Spain, Portugal, Latin America, and the Philippines. Unrivaled is co-curated by
esteemed art historian and curator Philippe de Montebello, Chairman of the Board of the
Hispanic Society Museum & Library, and acclaimed architect Peter Marino.
The mission of the Hispanic Society Museum & Library (HSM&L) is to collect, preserve,
study, exhibit, stimulate appreciation for, and advance knowledge of works directly related
to the arts, literature, and history of the countries wherein Spanish and Portuguese are or
have been predominant spoken languages, all in the service of the public and in accordance
with the highest professional standards.
Since 1904, HSM&L has played an important role in changing the attitudes and
understanding of Hispanic culture and history in the United States. Most of HSM&L’s
collections were acquired in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by its founder, Archer
Milton Huntington. Today, HSM&L remains fervently committed to inspiring, enriching, and
educating the broadest and most diverse public about the rich cultural heritage of Iberian
and Latin American populations. While the Museum & Library undergo renovations, the
Sorolla Gallery, which exhibits Joaquín Sorolla’s monumental series of canvases Vision of
Spain, is open on a limited schedule.
To learn more, visit http://hispanicsociety.org
Fair Dates
Daily Admission
Friday, January 24–Sunday, February 2, 2020
Opens daily at 12 PM
Closing times vary. For detailed hours please visit thewintershow.org
Benefit Events
Opening Night Party I Thursday, January 23, 2020 I 5–9 PM
Young Collectors Night I Thursday, January 30, 2020 I 6–9 PM
Connoisseurs Night I Friday, January 31, 2020 I 5:30–8 PM
Information and Images
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Press Kit: https://bit.ly/2Rlgl4PSocial Media Facebook: @thewintershownyc Twitter: @thewintershowny Instagram: @thewintershownyc Press Contacts Third Eye hellothirdeye.com Tel: +1 (212) 355-9009 Tyler Mahowald, tyler@hellothirdeye.com Anika Zempleni, anika@hellothirdeye.com Press Preview and Registration The press preview takes place Thursday, January 23, 2020, at 11 AM and is open to journalists who are commissioned to write about The Winter Show. The online press accreditation application is here: thewintershow.org/press/press-accreditation For further information please contact wintershow@hellothirdeye.com
2020 Winter Show Exhibitors
Adelson Galleries, Inc., New York, USA Keshishian, London, UK
A La Vieille Russie, Inc., New York, USA Koopman Rare Art, London, UK
Alexander Gallery, New York, USA Lebreton, San Francisco, USA
Apter-Fredericks, London, UK Les Enluminures, Chicago and New York,
Arader Galleries, New York, USA USA; Paris, France
Aronson of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Lillian Nassau LLC, New York, USA
Netherlands Lobel Modern, Inc., New York, USA
Barbara Israel Garden Antiques, New York, Lost City Arts, New York, USA
USA Lowell Libson & Jonny Yarker Ltd,
Bernard & S. Dean Levy Inc., New York, USA London, UK
Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts, LLC, New York, Macklowe Gallery, Ltd., New York, USA
USA Maison Gerard, New York, USA
Bowman Sculpture, London, UK Menconi + Schoelkopf, New York, USA
Browse & Darby, London, UK Michael Goedhuis, London, UK
Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz, Paris, France Michele Beiny, Inc., New York, USA
Carswell Rush Berlin, Inc., New York, USA & Nathan Liverant and Son LLC, Colchester,
Martyn Gregory, London, UK CT, USA
Charles Ede, London, UK The Old Print Shop, Inc., New York, USA
Cohen & Cohen, Reigate, UK Patrick & Ondine Mestdagh, Brussels,
Cove Landing, New York, USA Belgium
Daniel Blau, Munich, Germany Pavel Zoubok Fine Art, New York, USA
Daniel Crouch Rare Books, London, UK; Peter Fetterman Gallery, Santa Monica,
New York, USA CA, USA
David A. Schorsch–Eileen M. Smiles Peter Finer, London, UK
American Antiques, Woodbury, CT, USA Plektron Fine Arts AG, Zurich, Switzerland
Didier Ltd, London, UK Ralph M. Chait Galleries, Inc., New York,
Donzella, New York, USA USA
Elle Shushan, Philadelphia, PA, USA Red Fox Fine Art, Middleburg, VA, USA
Erik Thomsen Gallery, New York, USA Robert Simon Fine Art, New York, USA
Gemini Antiques Ltd., Oldwick, NJ, USA Robert Young Antiques, London, UK
Gerald Peters Gallery, New York, USA Ronald Phillips Ltd, London, UK
H. Blairman & Sons Ltd, London, UK Schwarz Gallery, Philadelphia, PA, USA
Hill-Stone, Inc., South Dartmouth, MA, USA S. J. Shrubsole, New York, USA
Hirschl & Adler Galleries, New York, USA Spencer Marks, Southampton, MA, USA
Hirschl & Adler Modern, New York, USA Tambaran, New York, USA
Hyde Park Antiques, Ltd., New York, USA Thistlethwaite Americana, Alexandria, VA,
James Graham-Stewart, London, UK USA
James Infante, New York, USA Thomas Colville Fine Art, Guilford, CT,
James Robinson, Inc., New York, USA USA
Joan B Mirviss LTD, New York, USA Thomas Heneage Art Books, London, UK
Jonathan Boos, New York, USA Throckmorton Fine Art, New York, USA
Kelly Kinzle, New Oxford, PA, USA Wick Antiques, Lymington, UK
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