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Julien Levy Gallery

art gallery, New York City, New York, United States
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  • Julien Levy

    …in 1924, Levy opened the Julien Levy Gallery in late 1931 at 602 Madison Avenue, the first of the gallery’s three locations over the course of its 18-year existence. He intended to use his gallery as a forum for promoting photography as a fine art—a hotly debated topic in those…

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    …in 1924, Levy opened the Julien Levy Gallery in late 1931 at 602 Madison Avenue, the first of the gallery’s three locations over the course of its 18-year existence. He intended to use his gallery as a forum for promoting photography as a fine art—a hotly debated topic in those…

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