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Farewell to Stéphane Janssen, Whose Stamp on the Art Market Won’t be Forgotten

Published on , by Céline Piettre
The gallery owner and collector, born in Paris in 1936, died quietly on 16 September at 84, to the relative indifference of the media.
ARR Farewell to Stéphane Janssen, Whose Stamp on the Art Market Won’t be Forgotten
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And yet this son of a rich Belgian industrialist (his father, with whom he had a difficult relationship, was the CEO of the powerful Solvay group) left a distinct stamp on the art market in Brussels, where he…
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