Set in Stone

Workshop of Tiziano Minio (1517 ? - 1552), Il letto di Policleto, Venice, 1540-1550. © Galerie Kugel. Courtesy Galerie Kugel
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Opening May 12, 2026
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New York: 69th Street
34 East 69th Street
New York, New York 10021
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Emma Kronman
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Interior of Galerie Kugel, Paris
About Galerie Kugel

A monumental malachite tazza presented by Emperor Nicolas I to the infante Luisa of Spain for her wedding with the Duke Antoine de Montpensier. Imperial lapidary workshops, Peterhof, 1846. After a design by Ivan Ivanovich Galberg. © Galerie Kugel

The “Dashkov vase,” a sardonyx vase with handles. Probably Rome, 1st century A.D. © Galerie Kugel

A rare Venetian pietra dura cabinet. Venice, circa 1580. The stand, England, circa 1830. © Galerie Kugel
“Galerie Kugel celebrates the grandest of all decorative arts.”
—The Financial Times
Representing six generations of a family of art dealers, Galerie Kugel was first established in Paris by Jacques Kugel in 1958. The Kugel name quickly gained international renown and Jacques became one of the most famed dealers of his time. The gallery moved to its current home in the famous Hôtel Collot, on Paris’s Left Bank opposite the Place de la Concorde, in 2004. The gallery specializes in works from antiquity to the earlier part of the 19th century, and offers a uniquely wide range of specialties that are displayed in the historic rooms of the Hôtel Collot and in a neighboring space with a sparer, more modern presentation, which was inaugurated in 2016. The majority of pieces are sourced directly from private collections, and the “Kugel provenance” is cited as a mark of authenticity, rarity, and quality. The gallery’s pieces have been acquired by the Musée du Louvre, Paris; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Frick Collection, New York; Getty Museum, Los Angeles; and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, among others.
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