Kahnweiler & Rupf: The Gallerist and His Collector, 1933–1945 - Rilegato

Baumgartner, Michael; Friedli, Susanne; Kropman, Peter

 
9783775756488: Kahnweiler & Rupf: The Gallerist and His Collector, 1933–1945

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How Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler and his first client, Hermann Rupf, kept their artistic correspondence alive during World War II

Previously unpublished archive material reflects for the first time the precarious years from 1933 to 1945, when businessman Hermann Rupf and gallerist Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler continued to correspond about art and everyday matters despite the looming threat of World War II.

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Includes texts by Michael Baumgartner, Susanne Friedli, Peter Kropmanns, Luise Mahler, Konrad Tobler, Nina Zimmer, Stefan Zweifel.

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Born in Bern, the businessman Hermann Rupf was an avid collector of modern art. In 1907, he was Daniel Henry Kahnweiler's first client at his Gallery in Paris. This catalogue contains previously unpublished archival material from the years 1933 to 1945, when Rupf and Kahnweiler continued their correspondence despite adverse circumstances; from 1940 onwards, their exchanges took place "in the shadow of the crematoria," as Kahnweiler later put it.

Supplementary essays offer context to their lengthy correspondence, shed light on art dealings after 1933 and Kahnweiler's work in Paris, and pay tribute to his lifelong friendship with Rupf, whose collection is now in the Kunstmuseum Bern.

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