Gallery Aaldering is located on the N348 along Brummen. This is just as well known as the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Circus on the 348?
Only lately there are a couple of large event tents on the grounds of The Gallery. Asylum seekers, a campsite, competition for the Zwarte Cross? No: There is drastic renovation in Brummen.
Grown out of his jacket
When the Gallery was started there were 100% Dutch globes who knew for sure that something so big was too big for the Netherlands and the surrounding European provinces. Those pessimists have been wrong. Nico and Nick Aaldering plus the entire Brummen crew have only gotten better at that point. The Gallery was clearly a 'next level' for the trade in classics.
Meanwhile, the building in Brummen turned out to be rather too little than to offer too much space. That is why a major renovation is now underway in which the layout is completely changed and the top floor is also transformed into a showroom.
And in the meantime, the classics for which there was no room for a while have partly moved into that tent camp that we just mentioned.
Whether there is a chance of rebuilding discounts? "No of course not. When the Rijksmuseum was renovated, the Rembrandts were not on sale, did they? "
