Kleinberger Galleries (Q24024925)
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Paris and NYC art dealership
- F. Kleinberger Galleries
- F. Kleinberger
- F. Kleinberger & Co
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Kleinberger Galleries |
Paris and NYC art dealership |
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1848
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Harry G. Sperling, president of F. Kleinberger & Co., art dealers of New York and London, specialists in art of the 13th to 18th centuries, died Monday of a heart attack at his home here. He was 65 years old. (English)
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Kunsthandlung Julius Böhler, MunichFounded in 1880 in Munich by Julius Böhler and expanded by the next generation, who opened branches in New York, Switzerland, and Berlin [see Böhler and Steinmeyer]. During the 1930s the directorship of the firm was taken over by Julius Harry Böhler, who often traveled to New York with Fritz Steinmeyer. The firm dealt primarily in paintings but also sculpture and drawings from the late Middle Ages through the 18th century. Böhler was closely associated with Kleinberger Galleries, both in Paris and New York. Kleinberger may have taken over Böhler and Steinmeyer in New York during WWII. (English)
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Julius Wilhelm Böhler [d. 1966], in partnership with Fritz Steinmeyer, founded Böhler and Steinmeyer in Lucerne circa 1920. This gallery was later known as Kunsthandel AG Lucern. From 1923–1934 the partners also had a branch of Böhler and Steinmeyer in New York, and from 1928–1932 a branch by the same name in Berlin. According to Julius Gustav Böhler, grandson of Julius Wilhelm, the firm had close relations with Kleinberger in Paris and New York. (English)
1973
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