César Mange de Hauke

1900–1965 (age 65)

Biography

César Mange de Hauke championed artists and collectors alike, guiding many through the vibrant galleries of Paris and helping to sustain the dialogue between art and public life.

Those who knew him recall his discerning eye and his generous belief in the power of creative work to offer comfort and surprise.

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