Gertrud Rudigier, Munich

Located on Arcostraße in Munich's historic Altstadt, Gertrud Rudigier stands as a prominent international art gallery with a distinct focus on 18th- and early 19th-century European artworks. Their collection spans various mediums, encompassing sculptures, Old Master paintings, and exquisite porcelain pieces. Furthermore, Gertrud Rudigier has consistently participated in renowned art events such as TEFAF in Maastricht, the "Biennale des Antiquaires" in Paris, and the "Highlights Internationale Kunstmesse" in Munich.

Established by Gertrud Rudigier in 1972, the gallery holds a prominent position in the global art market. Rudigier gallery boasts an extensive array of artworks, primarily sourced directly from significant private collections, often affiliated with the high nobility. The diverse range of art on offer is consistently distinguished by its rarity, exceptional quality, and is underpinned by meticulous and thorough research.

Numerous pieces from the gallery have been acquired by renowned museums worldwide, including the J. Paul Getty Museum, the Metropolitan Museum, the Musée du Louvre, and the Bavarian National Museum. Additionally, Rudigier Fine Art has played a pivotal role in assisting with the establishment and enrichment of private collections that are now publicly displayed in institutions, such as the Klaus and Helga Nottbohm Collection of European Portrait Miniatures in the Munich Residence.