Zebregs&Röell Fine Art and Antiques
Fine Colonial Art and Antiques, Cartography, Exotica, Natural History and Scientific Taxidermy from the Age of European Travel & Exploration, 16th - 19th century
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Zebregs&Röell Fine Art and Antiques - Amsterdam
Keizersgracht, 543, 1017DP, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Zebregs&Röell Fine Art and Antiques - Maastricht
Tongersestraat, 2, 6211LN, Maastricht, Limburg, Netherlands
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Zebregs&Röell presents you Fine Art and Antiques from far away shores. However, we sell stories, not fairytales.
The objects can be called colonial or cross-cultural and present you with the sheer beauty of cultural influence, but also serve as important historical sources. Every object from the collection is unrivalled in splendour, but also in the story it tells.
The collection is curated by well-known and respected dealers Guus Röell (79) and Dickie Zebregs (32). Guus started collecting art and specialized himself in colonial world history for the last 25 years. Dickie graduated in Dutch-colonial art and antiques and started collecting fine and antique Victorian taxidermy ten years ago. Together, they present you with a collection of fine artefacts of museum quality.
And of museum quality, the collection is, for they are proud to have the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, Metropolitan New York, Louvre Paris, Asian Civilisations Museum Singapore, Peabody Essex Museum Salem, National Palace Museum Taipei, Chicago Institute of Arts, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Groninger Museum Groningen, Bonnefanten Museum Maastricht, and many other important museums amongst their clientele. The research done by Zebregs&Röell is extensive, of importance to world (art) history, and contributes to the discourse on colonialism and slavery. Their catalogues can be found in many libraries across the world and serve as important sources for researchers.
The objects can be called colonial or cross-cultural and present you with the sheer beauty of cultural influence, but also serve as important historical sources. Every object from the collection is unrivalled in splendour, but also in the story it tells.
The collection is curated by well-known and respected dealers Guus Röell (79) and Dickie Zebregs (32). Guus started collecting art and specialized himself in colonial world history for the last 25 years. Dickie graduated in Dutch-colonial art and antiques and started collecting fine and antique Victorian taxidermy ten years ago. Together, they present you with a collection of fine artefacts of museum quality.
And of museum quality, the collection is, for they are proud to have the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, Metropolitan New York, Louvre Paris, Asian Civilisations Museum Singapore, Peabody Essex Museum Salem, National Palace Museum Taipei, Chicago Institute of Arts, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Groninger Museum Groningen, Bonnefanten Museum Maastricht, and many other important museums amongst their clientele. The research done by Zebregs&Röell is extensive, of importance to world (art) history, and contributes to the discourse on colonialism and slavery. Their catalogues can be found in many libraries across the world and serve as important sources for researchers.
At Tefaf Maastricht 2024, they will present visitors with the finest luxury goods from distant shores, dating from the 16th to the 19th century. They hope to contribute to the world history of art and colonialism with many other discoveries of great, but also little, importance, so they can keep doing what they love most.
Tell stories, not Fairytales.
Tell stories, not Fairytales.