Jonathan Boos is a Manhattan gallery operating near the Metropolitan Museum by appointment, built around more than thirty-five years of experience Boos has as an auctioneer, curator, advisor, private dealer, and gallerist. The gallery specializes in American and European fine art of the nineteenth through twenty-first centuries, spanning Impressionism, Modernism, Realism, Post-War, and Contemporary work, and has handled pieces including Winslow Homer's Sounding Reveille (1871), Marsden Hartley's Schiff (1915), Adolph Gottlieb's Bland (1962), and Harry Bertoia's Energizing (1975). A member of the Art Dealers Association of America, the gallery has exhibited at fairs including The Winter Show and The Art Show, and Boos advises collectors and museums in the field.