Haviland, Paul Burty, 1880-1950 |
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Collector Artist |
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dates
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1880-1950 |
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city
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New York City |
| state | NY | | other cities | Paris, France; |
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M |
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historical notes
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Paul Burty Haviland, was an art collector, photographer, businessman, writer, and supporter of Alfred Stieglitz’s art gallery “291.”
Haviland was born and raised in Paris, the son of the china manufacturer Charles Edward Haviland (1839–1921), and grandson of art critic and collector Philippe Burty (1830 –1890). Following his graduation from Harvard University in 1901, Haviland joined the family business and served as the New York representative of Haviland & Company of Limoges.
After visiting “291” in 1908 he became a supporter of Stieglitz. Havilland began contributing to Alfred Stieglitz’s Camera Work in 1909, and by 1910, served as assistant editor.
Haviland returned to France in 1915.
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decades
of activity | 1900-1910
1910-1920
1920-1930
1930-1940
1940-1950
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Collection Details |
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Marius de Zayas letters sent to Paul B. Haviland, 1915-1918. |
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