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Haboldt & Co.
Old Master Paintings and Drawings
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An internationally renowned specialist in Old Master paintings and drawings, Bob Haboldt founded his gallery in New York in 1983. He subsequently established a second gallery in Paris in 1990 and, in 2009, a showroom in his native Amsterdam. Over more than four decades, Haboldt & Co. has built an international reputation for the quality and scholarly importance of its works of art, with a particular focus on Dutch and Flemish painting and drawing of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
The gallery’s holdings span a broad range of European art, from Italian gold-ground paintings to works of the twentieth century. Alongside its core strength in the Dutch and Flemish schools, the collection encompasses important examples of the French, Spanish, and later Italian traditions, reflecting a wide-ranging approach to European painting and drawing.
In 2026, the gallery celebrated more than forty years of dealing in Old Master paintings and drawings with the publication of 'Optic Verve. Haboldt & Co.’s Old Master Paintings and Drawings since 1983'. Lavishly illustrated and conceived as both a celebration and a reflection on the gallery’s history, the catalogue brings together a selection of works that traces the breadth of its interests and the enduring standards of connoisseurship that have defined Haboldt & Co. since its foundation.
The gallery’s holdings span a broad range of European art, from Italian gold-ground paintings to works of the twentieth century. Alongside its core strength in the Dutch and Flemish schools, the collection encompasses important examples of the French, Spanish, and later Italian traditions, reflecting a wide-ranging approach to European painting and drawing.
In 2026, the gallery celebrated more than forty years of dealing in Old Master paintings and drawings with the publication of 'Optic Verve. Haboldt & Co.’s Old Master Paintings and Drawings since 1983'. Lavishly illustrated and conceived as both a celebration and a reflection on the gallery’s history, the catalogue brings together a selection of works that traces the breadth of its interests and the enduring standards of connoisseurship that have defined Haboldt & Co. since its foundation.
Artists
- Jan Breughel I
- Willem van de Velde II
- Peter Paul Rubens
- David Teniers
- Michelangelo di Campidoglio
- Michael Sweerts
- Geer van Velde
- Charley Toorop
- Edgar Fernhout
- Pandolfo Reschi
- Francisco de Zurbaran
- Godfried Schalcken
- Ferraù Fenzoni
- Hendrick Bloemaert
- Jan van Goyen
- Simon de Vlieger
- Eglon van der Neer
- Jacques de Gheyn II
- Berthe Morisot
- Max Slevogt
- Charles-François Daubigny
- Jacopo Zucchi
- Francesco Zaganelli
- Jan van Scorel
- Adriaen Isenbrant
- Jacob van Loo
- Johannes Lingelbach
- Jan Cossiers
- Jan Miel
- Hendrick Goltzius
- Rachel Ruysch
- Cornelis van Haarlem