Paul Guillaume

1891–1934 (age 43)

Biography

Paul Guillaume was an art dealer who championed African art and introduced visionary works by Eugène Delacroix, Pablo Picasso, and others to a broader Parisian public.

His patronage nurtured the careers of many modernists, and his collection continues to be honored in cultural memory as he rests in Passy Cemetery.

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