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Paul Citroen
Dutch
1896–1983
December 15, 1896 |
Born
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Berlin |
1912–14 |
Studies under Martin Brandenburg at the Studien Atelier für Malerei und Plastik (known as the Brandenburg Academy)
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Berlin |
Mid-1915 |
Called into service in the Dutch army. Discharged after a few months on account of his health
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Alkmaar |
1916 |
Introduced to Berlin's Dada movement and the circle of Dada artists
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Berlin |
1916–17 |
Works at Der Sturm Gallery; establishes Der Sturm bookshop
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Berlin |
1917 |
Acts as unofficial bookseller and art dealer for Der Sturm in the Netherlands
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Amsterdam |
1919 |
Returns briefly to Berlin after World War I
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Berlin |
1920 |
With Erwin Blumenfeld, cofounds the Commission for Dadaist Culture in Holland
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Amsterdam |
1922–24 |
On Georg Muche's advice, Paul Citroen enrolls at the Bauhaus
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Affiliated: Georg Muche
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Weimar |
July–October 1923 |
Austellung des Staatlichen Bauhauses, the first public exhibition of the Bauhaus school
Organizer: Paul Citroen, Georg Muche
Participant: Paul Citroen
Visitor: Gertrud Arndt
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Weimar |
1924 |
Paul Citron and Umbo begin a photographic collaboration
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Weimar |
1924–28 |
Works as a furrier and art dealer
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Paris Berlin Basel Amsterdam |
1925–40 |
Joins the Artists Federation for the Protection of Cultural Rights
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The Hague |
1925 |
László Moholy-Nagy publishes Malerei, Photographie, Film
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Munich |
Late 1926 |
Working with Paul Citroen, Umbo creates his first photographs
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Berlin |
1928–83 |
Lives in the Netherlands
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Amsterdam |
June–November 1929 |
Werner Rohde lives in Paris, where he befriends and photographs Paul Citroen and Marianne Breslauer
During this period he uses his father's 9x12 cm camera, a Compur from F. Deckel
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Paris |
1929 |
Paul Citroen travels to Paris, where he meets Marianne Breslauer and Werner Rohde
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Paris |
November 1932 |
First solo photography exhibition, at Kunstkelder
Participant: Paul Citroen
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Amsterdam |
1933–37 |
Paul Citroen cofounds the Nieuwe Kunstschool, an art school that borrows from the methods and teaching of the Bauhaus. The school closes in 1937 due to lack of funds.
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Amsterdam |
1934–37 |
Hajo Rose serves as a lecturer in advertising art, typography, and photography at Paul Citroen's Nieuwe Kunschool
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Amsterdam |
January–February 1935 |
Exhibition of Modern Painting, Graphic Design, Advertisements, and Photographs at the Nieuwe Kunstschool
Participant: Paul Citroen
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Amsterdam |
1935–40 |
Teaches in the advertising department at the evening school of the Hague Art Academy
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The Hague |
June 19–September 12, 1937 |
Foto '37 at the Stedelijk Museum
Participant: Paul Citroen, Florence Henri
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Amsterdam |
1937–40 |
Teaches painting at the Hague Art School
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The Hague |
1944–45 |
Goes into hiding in 's-Graveland
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Hilversum |
1945–60 |
Resumes teaching at the Hague Art Academy
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The Hague |
September 21–December 5, 1948 |
Collage at The Museum of Modern Art
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New York |
March 13, 1983 |
Dies
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Wassenaar |