Toni Aktuaryus

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Toni Aktuaryus (* 1893 in Paris ; † March 1946 in Zurich ) was a French gallery owner .

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Aktuaryus was a gallery owner living in Zurich who offered many artists an exhibition opportunity in his gallery during the Second World War . Aktuaryus u. a. by the art historian Gotthard Jedlicka . Emil Georg Bührle was an important buyer . Aktuaryus was a member of the «Omanut» association, which aims to «promote Jewish art» in the broader sense. He found his final resting place on April 1, 1946 in the Binz cemetery .

literature

  • Elisabeth Eggimann-Gerber: At the pulse of the art world: the Swiss art market, the beginnings of the international art trade and the gallery owner and art dealer Toni Aktuaryus . In : Jewish collectors and their contribution to modern culture . Heidelberg, pp. 255-268.

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Individual evidence

  1. 1946, opening of bankruptcy for the gallery of Toni Aktuaryus. Retrieved July 9, 2020 .