PARIS.- The first auction of 2025 will be dedicated to Belgian art from the 20th and 21st centuries.

Post-war abstract art will be particularly highlighted, with some remarkable pieces. Among them, a rare 1954 painting by Jo Delahaut, emblematic of the use of the characteristic arch motif from that period, as well as a vibrant work by Englebert van Anderlecht from 1959. The Dutch artist Bram Bogart, highly sought after by collectors, will be represented by a striking textured piece from 1972, titled Degroeneblauw. Two significant works by Maurice Wyckaert will also capture attention.

Among contemporary artists, Wim Delvoye and Walter Swennen will be featured.
Finally, a selection of sculptures by Marcus de Vestele and André Dekeijser will showcase an abstraction still deeply rooted in human dimensions, despite their distinct universes.

La Patinoire Royale -
Valérie Bach Gallery, Brussels
Design

Following the auction of Modern and Contemporary Belgian Art, PIASA will present and auction approximately 200 pieces, offering an overview of 20th-century creation through a wide selection of original works by renowned international designers, such as the Italians Gio Ponti and Max Ingrand, the French Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret, and the Scandinavians Paavo Tynell and Viggo Boesen.

Wednesday, February 5
5 PM
Contemporary Design

This auction will provide an opportunity to journey from the late 1960s to the present day, with over 200 lots, all original works by renowned international designers, most of them limited editions or unique pieces.

A true world tour of contemporary creation through names such as Ettore Sottsass, Maria Pergay, Fernando & Humberto Campana, Ron Arad, and Elizabeth Garouste & Mattia Bonetti.

COMING SOON

• Tuesday, January 28 5 PM
Online auction
Art + Design
From Philippe Starck to Garouste & Bonetti Collection Jean-Pierre Bruaire a passion for unique pieces

• Wednesday, February 12 5 PM
Modern and Contemporary Art Succession Serge Aboukrat collector at heart

• Wednesday, March 5 5 PM
Italian Design

• Wednesday, March 19 6 PM
Modern and Contemporary Art

• Wednesday, March 26 5 PM
French Design

• Wednesday, April 29 à 5 PM
American Design