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List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: What Makes Jewish Dealers Jewish?, Tom Stammers (The Courtauld Institute of Art, UK) and Silvia Davoli (Strawberry Hill House and garden/Oxford University, UK)
1. Art Dealing in "the hands of Abraham's posterity": Jewish Art Dealers in Victorian London, Krystyna Matyjaszkiewicz (Independent Scholar, UK)
2. Moisè Michelangelo Guggenheim (1837-1914) in Venice: Dealer, Manufacturer, Decorator, Collector and Philanthropist, Nicholas Penny (Former director of the National Gallery, UK)
3. Mannheim, Father and Son, in Paris (1817-1910): From German Jewish Immigrant to Leaders of the Art Market, Camille Mestdagh (Université Lumière Lyon2, France) and Léa Saint-Raymond (Sorbonne Université, France)
4. 'The Only Man in Europe': Charles Davis, an Anglo-Jewish Dealer, and the Commercial Cousinhood, Diana Davis (Buckingham University, UK)
5. The Samuel Family as Dealers in East Asian Art and Curios, 1878-1926, William Clarence Smith (London School of Economics, UK)
6. Florine Ebstein Langweil: Jewish Networks in the East Asian Art Trade, Elizabeth Emery (Montclair University, USA)
7. Antisemitism and the Jewish Art Dealer: The Case of Siegfried Bing and Julius Meier-Graefe, Gabriel Weisberg (Minnesota University, USA)
8. Exterminating Cubism: Bochisme, L'Art Juif and the Vilification of Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler, Fay Brauer (University of East London School of Art, UK)
9. Léonce Rosenberg's Cubism: Jewish Mediterraneanism and the Question of Assimilation, Giovanni Casini (University of Turin, Italy)
10. Alfred Flechtheim and the Flechtheim Galleries, 1913-1933, Malcolm Gee (Northumbria University, UK)
11. A Parisian in London, and New York: Genesis of a Modern Art Dynasty, Gimpel Fils, Diana Kostyrko (Australia National University, Australia)
12. Conflicted Modernisms: Martin Birnbaum's Transnational Exhibitions, 1910-26, Julie Codell (Arizona University, USA)
13. Rags to Riches: Becoming Leo Nardus, Esmee Quodbach (Independent scholar, USA)
14. The Mysterious Birtchansky Brothers: Moscow-Paris-The French Riviera, Shlomit Steinberg (Israel Museum, Israel)
Afterword, Why the Jews?, Charles Dellheim (Boston University, USA)
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