- Carl
Zigrosser (1891–1975) was an art
dealer best
known for
founding and
running the New York
Weyhe Gallery in the 1920s and 1930s, and as
Curator of...
- JSTOR 1360622. Bittner, p. 13. Bittner, p. 15.
Zigrosser, p. xxii, 1969.
Gerhart Hauptmann,
quoted by
Zigrosser, p. xiii, 1969. Partsch-Bergsohn, Isa (1994)...
- intellectuals.
Sherwood Anderson,
Clarence Darrow,
Wharton Esherick, Carl
Zigrosser, and
Upton Sinclair were
among its
notable visitors. The
Fairhope Single-Tax...
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where Caroline forged a
lifelong friendship with art dealer, Carl
Zigrosser.
Zigrosser championed Durieux's career,
first as
director of the
Weyhe Gallery...
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gallery where she had
developed a
relationship with its manager, Carl
Zigrosser.Gág's one-woman-show
there in 1927 led to her
being acclaimed as "… one...
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lithographs showed scenes of
ordinary life with
humor and tolerance. Carl
Zigrosser, who had
studied it carefully,
wrote that "Her work is
imbued with pity...
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prints for the
American art
market at the
request of his gallerist, Carl
Zigrosser,
director of the
Weyhe Gallery in New York, and Rivera's
friend William...
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about Yiddish culture following his
interactions there.
Gallerist Carl
Zigrosser wrote of the
Center expanding his
understanding of New York
society beyond...
- ISBN 9780030057151.
Zigrosser, Carl (December 1941). Bender, John (ed.). "The Serigraph, A New Medium". The
Print Collector's Quarterly. 28 (4): 447–449.
Zigrosser, Carl...
- century.
Modernist artists were
among its
early po****r exhibitors: Carl
Zigrosser, its
manager for many years,
recalled that
patrons like
Lewis Mumford...
