Annely Judah
Annely Juda (born September 23, 1914 in Kassel ; † August 13, 2006 in London ) was a German gallery owner .
Life
Annely Juda was born as Anneliese Brauer in Kassel in 1914. In 1934 emigrated her family to Palestine where he founded a factory for the production of pudding . In 1937 she emigrated to London . As Eric Estorick's secretary , she took her first steps in the art world and became a gallery owner in 1960 with the Molton Gallery . The rooms were furnished by her childhood friend Arnold Bode . In 1968 she opened Annely Juda Fine Art . Well-known artists in her gallery were Antoni Tàpies , Anthony Caro , Christo , Chillida , Peter Kalkhof and, most recently, David Hockney .
A larger audience she was known by the University in Austin and the gallery Liatowitsch , Basel, conducted exhibition "The Non-Objective World 1914-1955", the Russian avant-garde to Kazimir Malevich and Wassily Kandinsky in Europe after the Second World War in presented at an exhibition in 1973 from July to December.
Individual evidence
- ^ The Non-Objective World 1914-1955 = The Non-Objective World 194-1955. Annely Juda Fine Art, University Art Museum, Galerie Liatowitsch. Printed, Bromley, Kent, England, 1973. Exhibition catalog, German / English
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| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Judah, Annely |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German gallery owner |
| DATE OF BIRTH | September 23, 1914 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | kassel |
| DATE OF DEATH | August 13, 2006 |
| Place of death | London |