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Physical galleries in the Netherlands.

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Resources in This Category

• 291 Gallery

  http://www.braitman.com/
  Dutch and European art with a special emphasis on works from 1900 to 1960, Amsterdam.

• Arps & Co

  http://www.arpsgallery.com/
  Showcases the works of artists represented by this gallery located in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

• Art Singel 100

  http://www.artxs.nl/
  Presents works by Dutch, Belgian and Spanish artists. Includes artist biographies and exhibition programme. Located in Amsterdam.

• Bifrons Foundation

  http://www.bifrons.net/
  The Bifrons Foundation is an interdisciplinary project based art foundation.

• De Kunstfabriek

  http://www.dekunstfabriek.com/
  The Dutch word for Art factory, located in the Czaar Peterstraat 213 in Amsterdam. Realistic, original oil paintings.

• De Vleeshal

  http://www.vleeshal.nl/
  Part of the gothic town-hall in Middelburg used as an exhibition place for contemporary art since the 70's.

• E.J. Wisselingh & Co.

  http://www.wisselingh.com/
  Specializes in Dutch and French 19th and 20th century paintings and sculptures. Located in Haarlem.

• Galerie A

  http://www.multiples.nl/
  Contemporary art gallery specialized in multiples and artists' books in every possible form, founded by Harry Ruhé.

• Galerie De Expeditie

  http://www.de-expeditie.com/
  Specialises in works by young Dutch contemporary artists. Includes details of exhibitions and artist profiles. Located in Amsterdam.

• Galerie Lieve Hemel

  http://www.lievehemel.nl/
  Exhibitions and artists in Amsterdam.

• Galerie van Gelder

  http://www.galerievangelder.com/
  Amsterdam based art gallery.

• Gallery Honingen

  http://www.honingen.com/
  Focusing on modern realistic art. Contains artists listing, stock collection, and exhibiting schedule. Based in Rotterdam.

• Hyperborea Sculptures

  http://www.hyperborea.nl/
  Gallery with sculptures in stone, bronze, and acrylic. The work of Syzygy also includes photography and reliefs. Offers personal advice from the sculptors.

• Ivo Bouwman

  http://www.ivobouwman.nl/
  Dealer, situated in Hague, exhibits artworks from Holland and abroad.

• Jorgos Chronis

  http://www.jorgoschronis.com/
  Selected works of Jorgos Chronis, painter, sculptor, visual artist and designer. His studio/gallery is open to the public for various cultural events.

• Kunsthandel Frans Jacobs

  http://www.jacobsfineart.com/
  The gallery in Amsterdam specializes artists of the post war "L'école de Paris".

• Kunsthandel Proportio Divina

  http://www.proportiodivina.com/
  Presents Dutch Art Nouveau earthenware, 19th and early 20th century paintings and modern, contemporary art. Located in Arnehem.

• Peter Doeswijk's gallery in Amsterdam

  http://peterdoeswijk.nl/
  Paintings, sculptures, furniture and other whimsical creations by Peter Doeswijk.

• Photographer of Art

  http://www.robbohle.nl/
  A view of the artwork photographed by professional photographer of art Rob Bohle.

• Saru Gallery - Japanese prints and paintings

  http://www.sarugallery.com/
  Offers a selection of its Japanese woodblock prints and Japanese paintings.

• Shunyam Gallery

  http://www.shunyam.nl/
  Colorful Up-Art presented by Shunyam Art Gallery, Nieuwe Spiegelstraat 72 Amsterdam.

• Steltman Galleries - Amsterdam

  http://www.steltman.com/
  Specializing in the Magical Realism of Michael Parkes. Other artists include Giovanni Tommasi Ferroni and Jock Sturges.

• Tjalf Sparnaay Gallery

  http://www.tjalfsparnaay.nl/
  A Dutch gallery specialized in photorealism and publisher of limited editions.

• World Art Foundation

  http://www.worldarthouse.nl/
  Offers a collection of stone sculptures from Zimbabwe. Includes information about workshops, exhibitions, and artists.

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