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Art Review: ‘Poets and Painters’ at Tibor de Nagy and Francesco Vezzoli at Gagosian

After losing a villa in Budapest, being imprisoned by both Germans and Russians, and immigrating to New York, Tibor de Nagy, with John Bernard Myers, founded a marionette company. It failed as a marionette company but reemerged, in 1950, as the Tibor de Nagy Gallery. In honor of its 60th anniversary this year, Read More

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