Gallery Lemaire has been involved in the trade of tribal art from Oceania, Africa, Indonesia and New Guinea since 1925.
Gallery Lemaire was the first gallery in Amsterdam to deal in ethnographic art, and has sold to many museums and private collectors.
We have a large collection of objects such as statues, masks, jewellery, textiles and utensils.
If you are interested in specific objects you can contact us so we can send you pictures of the objects you are looking for.
The Gallery has an elaborate library in which more detailed information on an object can always be found.
TAF Amsterdam
The fair for art and artefacts from Africa, Asia and Oceania
For the 21st edition of the Tribal Art Fair (TAF) from 26 to 29 October, 20 ethnographic dealers from 9 countries will gather at De Duif in Amsterdam. The TAF is internationally renowned among collectors and art lovers for the quality and variety of objects. The fair attracts visitors from all over the world.
Company Details
- Employees
- 2
- Founded
- -
- Industry
- Retail Art Dealers
- NAICS
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Art Dealers
- Website
- gallery-lemaire.com
- Keywords
- buying and selling of Tribal Art.
Gallery Lemaire/taf Amsterdam Questions
Gallery Lemaire/Taf Amsterdam's website is gallery-lemaire.com
Gallery Lemaire/Taf Amsterdam's LinkedIn profile is https://nl.linkedin.com/company/gallery-lemaire
Gallery Lemaire/Taf Amsterdam has
2 employees.
View email and phone details for 2
employees at Gallery Lemaire/Taf Amsterdam.
Gallery Lemaire/Taf Amsterdam's industry is
Retail Art Dealers
Gallery Lemaire/Taf Amsterdam's top competitors are
Gallery Wm,
Paradox Tilburg,
De Qualite,
Gallery 9,
Gallery Delaive,
John Molloy Gallery,
Dot Sofia,
Renssen Art Gallery,
Gallery Color,
A Gathering Of The Tribes.
Gallery Lemaire/Taf Amsterdam's categories are Retail Art Dealers
Gallery Lemaire/Taf Amsterdam's founding year is 1933
