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Paul Guillaume

French art dealer
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  • art market
    art market
    / Paris

    One pioneer was the dealer Paul Guillaume. An important promoter of African sculpture, he organized the Art Nègre exhibition in 1919 at the Galerie Devambez. He also helped to form the Barnes collection of Impressionist pictures originally located in Merion, Pennsylvania, outside Philadephia.

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    One pioneer was the dealer Paul Guillaume. An important promoter of African sculpture, he organized the Art Nègre exhibition in 1919 at the Galerie Devambez. He also helped to form the Barnes collection of Impressionist pictures originally located in Merion, Pennsylvania, outside Philadephia.

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