Dealers
Galerie Segredakis
Paris, France
Dealers in Paris. 2 people in the register connected with it.
History
- 1914E. Segredakis, antiquary at 191 rue Saint-Honore, Paris, sold a terracotta male head to the Lyon museum for 300 francs, while passing through Lyon; the file says 'from Rhodes (?)' but Yon sees Cypriot (Marion) kinship.
- c. 1945Segredakis, back in Paris after the war, chose his nephew Nicolas Koutoulakis to run the shop (Bothmer's recollection); Getz-Gentle dates Koutoulakis's takeover to the uncle's death in 1949.
ParisEmmanuel (Manolis) SegredakisNicolas KoutoulakisBothmer 1997, p. 76Getz-Gentle 2001, p. 209
- 1952Leiden record rmo-f-1952-5-9 names the shop 'Galerie Koutoulakis-Segredakis'.
People
2 peopleStaff and members · 2
- Nicolas Koutoulakisowner (c. 1945–1996) · ran the shop for his uncle from 1945; owner after the uncle's death (1948 or 1949)Bothmer 1997, p. 76Getz-Gentle 2001, p. 2091945
- Emmanuel (Manolis) Segredakisfounder (by 1949)Getz-Gentle 2001, p. 209
Sources
- 1.Marguerite Yon (2012). “Les antiquités chypriotes du musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 42, 181-. Online
- 2.Dietrich von Bothmer (1997). Competition and community, building the antiquities collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art: Dietrich von Bothmer. Online
- 3.Pat Getz-Gentle (2001). Personal Styles in Early Cycladic Sculpture. University of Wisconsin Press.
- 4.Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Leiden (1952). Museum record F 1952/5.9.