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Brun Fine Art is an international art gallery with venues in Milan and Florence, a leading name in high-end collecting and a vision of art that spans the centuries with natural elegance. Founded and led by Augusto and Marco Brun, the gallery was born out of a deep passion for art and the decorative arts, underpinned by over twenty years’ experience on the international scene.

Its growth is based on a balance of complementary skills. Augusto and Marco Brun set the direction, overseeing the selection of works and engagement with the international market. Pilar Pandini has contributed to the development of the Florence branch in Via de’ Tornabuoni and helps shape the gallery’s exhibition programme. Francesca Ghiringhelli has been collaborating for years on the planning of exhibitions and cultural initiatives, bringing an innovative and contemporary vision.

Specialising in Italian and European sculpture from the 15th to the 19th centuries, ancient and modern art, period furniture, decorative arts, Asian art and design, the gallery offers a carefully curated selection of works chosen for their historical value, aesthetic quality and narrative power. Each piece is the result of rigorous research and fosters a harmonious dialogue between eras, materials and artistic languages, striking a refined balance between tradition and the contemporary.

The galleries are not merely exhibition spaces, but places of encounter and discovery, designed to welcome collectors, museums, architects and enthusiasts to a cultured and bespoke experience, where historical heritage engages with contemporary sensibilities.

The gallery regularly participates in the most prestigious international fairs, including TEFAF Maastricht, NOMAD St. Moritz and Abu Dhabi, BRAFA, BIAF and Roma Arte e Collezionismo, presenting high-profile collections curated with rigour and consistency. At the same time, it collaborates with magazines, architects, interior designers and design studios, offering artworks and consultancy for editorial projects, showrooms, private residences and installations, with a particular focus on the integration of artwork, space and context.