After 80 Years in Business, a New York City Art Gallery Reflects on Its Strategy
Jane Kallir, granddaughter of Galerie St. Etienne founder Otto Kallir, contemplates the strategy that allowed them to stay in business for 80 years.
Galerie St. Etienne
Galerie St. Etienne was founded by Otto Kallir in 1939 in New York City. The gallery was established to present Austrian and German expressionism and American folk art. Artists such as Egon Schiele and Grandma Moses have been prominently featured. Galerie St. Etienne’s focus on these unique art forms has significantly influenced the cultural landscape, making it a pioneering institution in the appreciation of expressionism and folk art. The gallery’s dedication to scholarly research and high-quality exhibitions has set a benchmark for other galleries. Read more about Galleries.
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