Paul Rosenberg

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Paul Rosenberg was a prominent French art dealer best known for championing major modern artists such as Picasso and Matisse in the early 20th century.

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Paul Rosenberg canonical 2

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instanceOf art dealer
human
associatedWith Cubism
Fauvism
School of Paris
linked to: École de Paris
countryOfCitizenship France
ethnicGroup Jewish
familyName Rosenberg
father Alexandre Rosenberg
fieldOfWork art trade
modern art dealing
genre modern painting
givenName Paul
movement modern art
name Paul Rosenberg
nativeLanguage French
notableClient Edgar Degas
Eugène Boudin
Fernand Léger
Georges Braque
Georges Rouault
Henri Matisse
Juan Gris
Marc Chagall
Marie Laurencin
Pablo Picasso
Paul Cézanne
Pierre-Auguste Renoir
notableEvent Nazi looting of his art collection during World War II
emigration from France to the United States during World War II
postwar efforts to recover looted artworks
notableFor championing modern artists
promoting Fernand Léger
promoting Georges Braque
promoting Henri Matisse
promoting Pablo Picasso
promoting early 20th-century French modernism
notableWork Galerie Paul Rosenberg in Paris
Paul Rosenberg & Co. gallery in New York
occupation art dealer
gallery owner
relative Rosenberg family of art dealers
linked to: Durand-Ruel family
religion Judaism
sibling Léonce Rosenberg
timePeriod early 20th century
interwar period
workLocation New York City
Paris

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Anne Sinclair relative Paul Rosenberg
Anne Sinclair notableRelative Paul Rosenberg