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and several other artists of the same generation. To use his own word, Kahnweiler wanted to "defend" great artists, but only those who had no dealers and of whose talents he was convinced. Rather than exhibiting appealing works by established artists from the past and present, Kahnweiler championed
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produced (he felt it imperative to have a record), held exhibitions of their work and promoted their work internationally. Since he considered himself friends with many of them, he co-owned little sailing boats with his artists.
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53:25 June 1884
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2290:1979 deaths
2285:1884 births
2195:(1993 play)
2135:(2006 book)
2103:Carl Nesjar
1813:(Barcelona)
1693: 1941
1645:(1945-1946)
1634:Lithographs
1615:Don Quixote
1559:(1930–1937)
1507:Bull's Head
1440:Las Meninas
1410:(1944–1945)
1232: 1921
991: 1905
970:(1904-1905)
895:Yo, Picasso
887:La Gommeuse
770:(1910–1919)
764:(1907–1909)
758:(1904–1906)
752:(1901–1904)
457:Festschrift
322:Art history
99:art dealers
2214:Categories
2113:Lump (dog)
2072:Modigliani
1965:Residences
1948:(grandson)
1924:(daughter)
1908:(daughter)
1837:(Normandy)
1761:Pulcinella
1642:Le Taureau
1588:347 Series
1483:Sculptures
1464:Jacqueline
1279:La Lecture
646:0300102305
538:References
467:aesthetics
445:At the end
416:Christie's
333:aesthetics
232:Montmartre
158:Art dealer
135:Palatinate
117:Early life
49:1884-06-25
2144:Theft of
2014:Films and
1863:Dora Maar
1805:(Antibes)
1073:(1905–06)
1065:(1905–06)
967:The Actor
922:(1901-02)
839:Paintings
825:1971–1973
820:1961–1970
815:1951–1960
810:1941–1950
805:1931–1940
800:1921–1930
795:1911–1920
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439:Juan Gris
388:Juan Gris
297:Max Jacob
219:Juan Gris
143:Gymnasium
139:Stuttgart
63:, Germany
2032:Guernica
1967:(France)
1956:(father)
1846:Partners
1829:(Malaga)
1821:(Malaga)
1599:Drawings
1548:Etchings
1537:Sylvette
1335:Guernica
1263:Le Repos
1208:Ma Jolie
1200:Arlequin
1192:Ma Jolie
618:Tea Time
561:(1991).
519:, 1991,
515:, Publ.
498:, 1991,
494:, Publ.
390:, 1921,
342:and the
169:, 1910,
123:Mannheim
109:and the
57:Mannheim
2091:Related
1797:(Paris)
1787:Museums
1777:Mercure
1287:Le RĂŞve
762:African
743:Periods
482:Sources
394:, Paris
2080:Genius
2075:(2004)
2067:(2001)
2059:(1996)
2051:(1978)
2043:(1956)
2035:(1950)
2027:(1949)
1882:Family
1747:Parade
1718:Poetry
1661:Murals
1653:(1949)
1626:(1961)
1618:(1955)
1610:(1905)
1591:(1968)
1583:(1937)
1575:(1935)
1567:(1933)
1540:(1970)
1532:(1967)
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943:La Vie
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768:Cubism
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184:Cubist
152:London
111:Cubist
1916:(son)
1677:Plays
431:Nazis
400:alien
127:Baden
61:Baden
1650:Dove
756:Rose
750:Blue
642:ISBN
573:ISBN
521:ISBN
500:ISBN
425:and
370:and
331:and
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69:Died
43:Born
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