At Art Basel, Pace Di Donna Schrader Galleries makes its international debut with a curated presentation of masterworks demonstrating the breadth of artistic achievement across the modern and postwar periods. On view at Booth F10 from June 18–21 at Messe Basel, the gallery’s stand will feature a monumental 1968 canvas by Paul Delvaux, painted at the height of his career and reflecting the artist’s signature motifs; an Alexander Calder mobile inspired by the open-frame structure of the first airplane to cross the English Channel; a luminous painting by Joan Mitchell from her celebrated early 1980s period, which has been held in the same private collection for more than three decades; and Pomme de Londres, a large-scale bronze sculpture by Claude Lalanne that reflects the artist’s passion for the botanical world. These masterworks will be exhibited in dialogue with other prized 19th- and 20th-century pieces of historical significance, illuminating artistic innovation across media.