Helly Nahmad Gallery will present 'Untitled (Yellow, Orange, Yellow, Light Orange)' by Mark Rothko. Painted in 1955, the work belongs to the most pivotal moment of the artist’s career. Rothko painted only twenty-two works in the pinnacle year of 1955, 13 of which reside in prestigious museum collections. A further highlight at the stand will be Alexander Calder’s 'Black II', which was executed in 1949. Elegantly standing – as though poised on tiptoe – over three feet tall, the work is an exquisite example of the artist’s innovative combination of sculptural dynamism and grace. Waddington Custot Galleries will present among other works 'Study for Homage to the Square (JAFF 1976.1.624)' form 1972 by Josef Albers and Jean Dubuffet's 'Site aux itinéraires (T 121) 9 septembre 1975' from 1975.

Galerie St. Etienne will present a wall of striking self-portraits by Lovis Corinth, Käthe Kollwitz and Max Beckmann, including his 'Self -Portrait in Bowler Hat' from 1921. Further highlights include Otto Dix’s seminal Circus series from 1922, which will be shown in its entirety, and two major Expressionistic watercolors by Egon Schiele: 'Seated Nude, Back View' from 1911 and 'Standing Nude with Brown and Red Shirt' from 1913. These works will be shown alongside 'Portrait of a Young Woman with Dark Hair', a watercolor from circa 1935 by Emil Nolde and 'Wine Bar' a George Grosz watercolor from 1925. Highlights at Galerie Thomas will include 'Portrait of Leon Schames' by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner from 1922-1924, which will be shown alongside Max Beckmann's 'Small Revolving Door on Yellow and Rose' from 1946. For their presentation in Basel, Galerie 1900-2000 will put a special focus on Sol Lewitt's series 'Incomplete Open Cubes' from 1973. These drawings will be shown alongside 'Untitled', an original rayograph by Man Ray from 1959, and important works on paper including 'Vanité' by Francis Picabia from 1916-1918 and 'Autoportrait de profil' by Marcel Duchamp from1963.

'Ghise (Boetti)' by Alighiero e Boetti from 1968 will be on display at Peter Freeman, an early work in which the artist introduced the theme of twinning, henceforth a major occupation of the artist and one that came to be central to his thinking for the next decades. In the fall of 1968, the artist began to move away from Arte Povera, but he maintained a career-long engagement with the critical themes that he set out during that year. Highlights at the Van de Weghe Fine Art booth will include 'Man in Blue VI' by Francis Bacon from 1954, 'The Golfer (John D. Rockefeller as a golfer)' by Alexandre Calder from 1927, and 'Self-Portrait' from 1966 by Andy Warhol. A highlight at the von Bartha stand will be 'Double Andalou' from 1968 by Jesús Rafael Soto. After having featured in Soto's first exhibition at Marlborough Fine Art in Rome in 1968, the work remained in the private collection of Carla Panicali di Montalto until just before her death when it was acquired by von Bartha.

Kicken Berlin will present 'Morning glory' from 1962 by Kiyoshi Niiyama at the show. With his morning-glory flowers the Japanese photographer congenially visualized the ideas of abstraction in mid-20th century avant-garde as it had been practiced by German photographer, teacher and collector Otto Steinert and his international movement of Subjective Photography. Galerie Natalie Seroussi will present 'Untitled (Aerial view of Jasper Johns’ house)' by Cy Twombly from 1969. The drawing was executed when Twombly visited the vacation home of his friend Jasper Johns, on the island of Saint Martin. Twombly fuses the physical aspects of the landscape with his own impressions. Also on display at the gallery's stand will be 'Sans Titre', circa 1950, by Jean Tinguely. 'Meta Mécaniques' – board of moving elements – made Jean Tinguely one of the pioneers of an artists’ generation fascinated by movement, such as Alexander Calder or Pol Bury. Created in Los Angeles by Martial Raysse 'La France orange' is a tribute to the artist's native country and to his wife, first-named France. A masterpiece of 1960s Pop Art, the work had been acquired by Georges and Claude Pompidou for their private collection. It is also a homage to Yves Klein, who passed away in 1962.

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A Gentil Carioca Miguel Abreu Gallery Acquavella Galleries Air de Paris Galería Juana de Aizpuru Brooke Alexander, Inc. Alexander and Bonin Marcelle Alix Galería Helga de Alvear Thomas Ammann Fine Art AG Andréhn-Schiptjenko The Approach Arratia Beer Art : Concept Alfonso Artiaco Aye Gallery

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von Bartha Laura Bartlett Gallery Galerie Guido W. Baudach Galerie Berinson Bernier/Eliades Daniel Blau Blondeau & Cie Peter Blum Gallery Blum & Poe Marianne Boesky Gallery Tanya Bonakdar Gallery Niels Borch Jensen Gallery and Editions Bortolami Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi Borzo Gallery BQ Braverman Gallery Luciana Brito Galeria Gavin Brown's enterprise Ellen de Bruijne Projects Galerie Buchholz Buchmann Galerie Bureau

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Cabinet Galerie Gisela Capitain carlier gebauer Galerie Carzaniga Galeria Pedro Cera Cheim & Read Chemould Prescott Road Chert Mehdi Chouakri James Cohan Gallery Sadie Coles HQ Contemporary Fine Arts Galleria Continua Paula Cooper Gallery Galleria Raffaella Cortese Alan Cristea Gallery Galerie Chantal Crousel

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Thomas Dane Gallery Massimo De Carlo mfc - michèle didier Dvir Gallery

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Ecart Galerie EIGEN + ART galerie frank elbaz