The Froebel Gallery

encourages you to support education, to advocate for childrens' rights around the world, and to further the arts and humanities.

Gallery shop
secure online ordering of the original Froebel gifts and blocks

Gallery Artists
representative images of their work

Art Consulting Services
selecting, placing and restoring art

History of the Gallery
and its director

Froebelia
low cost items with artistic qualities

Friedrich Froebel:
His Life, Times and Significance

The Froebel Gallery brings a selection of the best fine art in the world to Albany, the Capital District of New York and our national and international patrons.

The Froebel Gallery continues a tradition of more than two hundred years of promoting the humanities, the arts, and education. Following the philosophy of Friedrich Froebel, who professed the positive nature of diversity, the Gallery presents fine art in a variety of styles and media.

Tote Bag with images of Friedrich Froebel and the Kindergarten at Bad Blankenburg is available online

Online exhibits

• Letters to the Friend of Children translated into English by the Director of the Gallery.
• Rudolstadt porcelain children are like tiny flowers
• Postcard from 1911 of Friedrich, Wilhelmine and Louise
• Books selected by the Director of the Gallery for you to buy from Amazon.com online.

The Froebel Gallery is pleased to be supportive of:

• Froebel College at University of Surrey Roehampton in London, England
• City Of London Festival, England
• Froebel College, Dublin, Ireland
• Pestalozzi-Froebel-Haus Berlin, Germany
• Wildwood School New York
• eba inc a not-for-profit, cultural, educational organization in Albany, New York
• Oberweissbach Church, Thuringia, Germany
• Froebel Web an online resource about Friedrich Froebel and kindergarten

The Froebel Gallery is honored to closely collaborate with Friedrich Froebel International Research Group Jena, Germany

The Froebel Gallery has both local and international exhibits. For current gallery activities email gallery@froebel.org or call 518.449.1233 or write to The Froebel Gallery, P.O Box 287 New Baltimore, New York 12124-0287 USA

The Froebel Gallery is located in a house built in 1850 by Abraham Houghtaling in the Hudson River valley on the original road, which linked New York City and Albany.

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