The ongoing philosophy of Elliott Gallery is to continue to introduce a diversity of world renowned, critically acclaimed photographers from the international photography community.
Elliott Gallery is a leading European fine art photography gallery, established in 2003 and based in Amsterdam. Founded as Gallery Vassie, the gallery has built an international reputation for representing world-renowned and critically acclaimed photographers from across the global photography community.
The gallery holds a diverse collection of fine art photography spanning the early 20th century to contemporary practice. Our programme includes historically significant and established photographic artists whose work has been exhibited internationally and is held in museum, corporate, and private collections worldwide.
Alongside our exhibition programme, Elliott Gallery offers a by-appointment Print Room, where collectors, photography professionals, and enthusiasts can view and explore works from our collection in a focused, personal setting.
Our clients reflect the breadth of the work we present and include public and private museums, corporate collections, established collectors, and individuals beginning or developing their photography collections. We work closely with each client to provide informed guidance shaped by over two decades of experience in the fine art photography market.
Located in the Tussen de Bogen (“Between the Arches”) space in the heart of Amsterdam, the gallery was designed by architect Amy Ingrassia, whose work includes bespoke architectural solutions for internationally recognised brands.
““The European Art Photography market has gone from strength to strength over the past decade as photographers’ reputations continue to grow and investment values of the artworks appreciate. We’ve seen significant growth in our own business, connecting photographers and clients who share a passion for photography.””
Fine Art Photography at Elliott Gallery
Our Team
Addie Elliott
Founder & Curatorial Director
Addie Elliott is one of Europe’s leading experts in fine art and documentary photography. Few people have a broader experience of the global photography market. She connects photographers, clients and colleagues who share a passion for both historical and contemporary photography.
Addie is a gallerist, historian, curator, adviser, consultant, writer, lecturer, mentor and commentator of photography. She holds a degree in History of Design and the Visual Arts, majoring in the History of Photography. Learning her craft working as a curator at the world-famous Victoria and Albert Museum, London, then running a commercial photography gallery in Notting Hill and at The Photographers’ Gallery institution, London, before relocating to Amsterdam.
In 2003 Addie founded Elliott Gallery (originally Gallery Vassie), Amsterdam's first commercial photography gallery of its kind and now a leading authority in the European fine art and documentary photography scene. Which holds a diverse collection of work from both key historical and established photographic artists, spanning the early 20th century to contemporary.
Through the gallery, Addie represents 30 influential photographers, each one a leader in their genre and has produced over 70 exhibitions onsite at the gallery in Amsterdam, but also at institutions including the Huis Marseille, Foam, Paris Photo and for the British Arts Council in Arles.
Work as Contributing Editor includes: ‘Burnthouse Lane’ by Michelle Sank (2024), ‘Saddleworth: Responding to a Landscape’ by Matthew Murray (2017), ‘This Time Tomorrow’ by David van Dartel (2021), ‘Ska’ by Matthew Murray (2013) and ‘From the Hip: The Photographs of John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins’ (2007). Her article, ‘The Ontology of Photography’, was featured in the renowned PQ Magazine (2010).
Eszti Bakos
Gallery Manager
Growing up in Budapest, Hungary, Eszti studied Art Theory and English Literature at Eötvös Loránd University and Utrecht University. After relocating to the Netherlands, she earned an MA in Arts Policy and Management from the University of Groningen.
In 2024, she joined Elliott Gallery as Projects Coordinator and later advanced to the role of Gallery Manager. In this position, she oversees the curation and management of exhibitions, the development and implementation of marketing and business strategies, and the cultivation of artist and client relationships. She is also responsible for the gallery’s travelling exhibitions programme and art sourcing services.
Luiza Boiteux
Gallery Assistant
Born in Brasília, Brazil, Luiza moved to the Netherlands to pursue a Liberal Arts and Sciences degree at University College Utrecht. Initially focused on Neuroscience, she discovered her passion for Art History and Museum Studies after taking an introductory course, eventually majoring in both.
After completing her studies, Luiza joined Elliott Gallery first as an intern and later as a Gallery Assistant. In her current role, her responsibility is to support the gallery’s daily operations, handling everything from shipping and inventory to writing and digital content.
Eirini Alexandrou
Associate Consultant
Born and raised in Thessaloniki, Northern Greece, Eirini studied Archaeology and History of Art at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the University of Florence, later completing an MA in Art Law and Arts Management.
After relocating to Amsterdam in 2019, Eirini joined the Elliott Gallery team. Starting as an intern, she advanced to the role of Social Media and Traveling Exhibitions Coordinator. Eventually, she held the position of the Gallery Manager from 2021-2024, focusing on implementing marketing, branding and business development strategies, expanding the gallery’s external network and regulating the team of interns.
Eirini is now in charge of special projects, such as the Open Call for Exhibition Proposals. In this capacity, she brings her extensive experience in arts management and her keen organisational skills to oversee diverse projects, ensuring their successful execution from conception to completion.
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