With Florian Ebner, chef du Cabinet de la photographie, et Julie Jones, conservatrice au Cabinet de la photographie

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Berthe Weill was one of the first gallery owners to believe in modern art and its most daring artists. Long before Picasso, Modigliani or Braque became famous, she opened her gallery to give them a chance, playing an essential role in the birth of cubism and the avant-gardes. Despite financial difficulties, her passion and instinct enabled her to support talents who would go on to leave their mark on art history. Berthe Weill remains a major figure today, symbolising an uncompromising commitment to artistic innovation.

This exhibition is part of a series that began in 2023 with Modigliani, a painter and his dealer, exploring the mechanisms of the art market and the key players in the twentieth-century avant-garde.



Cette exposition s'inscrit dans une série débutée en 2023 avec Modigliani, un peintre et son marchand, explorant les mécanismes du marché de l'art et les acteurs clés des avant-gardes du XXème siècle.

Berthe Weil. Art dealer of the Parisian Avant-garde  

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perspective benefactor

International Circle

Acquisition Group for Design

Acquisition Group for Photography

Acquisition Group for Contemporary Art

 Acquisition Group for the French Scene from the 1950s to the 1980s

Mission Recherche

Paris Photo, the leading international fair dedicaced to photography and image-based art returns to the Grand Palais for its 28th edition. This year, the fair will be bringing together 183 galleries and 40 publishers from 33 countries, with 59 who are participating for the first time. From historical works to AI-generated images, photo books to large-scale installation, Paris Photo 2025 reflects the medium’s expanding boundaries.

En compagnie des conservateurs du Musée.

Paris Photo Week