Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The Callisto Fine Arts gallery welcomes you to watch this video on a pair of Venetian bronzes of Bacchus and Ceres, made in the early 17th century by Nicolò Roccatagliata, and a painting by Didier Rahoult which shows that Europe was already united in the 19th century by art, by taste and by culture.
Established in 2012 by Carlo Milano, Callisto Fine Arts specialises in European sculpture and works of art, and in Old Master paintings, with a focus on the Italian school. The name of the gallery originates from the Greek word ‘Kállistos’, which means ‘the most beautiful’. This association perfectly explains the mission of the gallery, which is to source and present masterpieces of the finest quality!
You will find these works of art and more information on the BRAFA exhibitors pages at https://www.brafa.art/. The website will be updated with additional art objects during BRAFA in the Galleries (27 - 31 January 2021). BRAFA in the Galleries is the newly created alternative to the BRAFA Art Fair at Tour & Taxis, Brussels, which has been postponed to January 2022. Our exhibitors will welcome you in their galleries or online, to present the objects and artworks selected for BRAFA 2021 in the best possible conditions. In total, 126 exhibitions will be organized in 13 countries and 37 cities.
Follow BRAFA also on:
Facebook - facebook.com/brafaartfair
Instagram - instagram.com/brafaartfair
Twitter - twitter.com/brafaartfair
LinkedIn - linkedin.com/company/brafaartfair
The Callisto Fine Arts gallery welcomes you to watch this video on a pair of Venetian bronzes of Bacchus and Ceres, made in the early 17th century by Nicolò Roccatagliata, and a painting by Didier Rahoult which shows that Europe was already united in the 19th century by art, by taste and by culture.
Established in 2012 by Carlo Milano, Callisto Fine Arts specialises in European sculpture and works of art, and in Old Master paintings, with a focus on the Italian school. The name of the gallery originates from the Greek word ‘Kállistos’, which means ‘the most beautiful’. This association perfectly explains the mission of the gallery, which is to source and present masterpieces of the finest quality!
You will find these works of art and more information on the BRAFA exhibitors pages at https://www.brafa.art/. The website will be updated with additional art objects during BRAFA in the Galleries (27 - 31 January 2021). BRAFA in the Galleries is the newly created alternative to the BRAFA Art Fair at Tour & Taxis, Brussels, which has been postponed to January 2022. Our exhibitors will welcome you in their galleries or online, to present the objects and artworks selected for BRAFA 2021 in the best possible conditions. In total, 126 exhibitions will be organized in 13 countries and 37 cities.
Follow BRAFA also on:
Facebook - facebook.com/brafaartfair
Instagram - instagram.com/brafaartfair
Twitter - twitter.com/brafaartfair
LinkedIn - linkedin.com/company/brafaartfair
