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Richard Goetz was an art collector and dealer, as well as a painter, making his mark on the development of Cubism during his long sojourn in France, where he befriended Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque and others. In Paris in the early 1900s, he regularly met other German artists and writers in the Café du Dôme, a group known as Dômiers. Having been born in Ulm, Germany and having lived in Paris, France, he finally settled in New York City, continuing his passion and his work as a collector and dealer.

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Schiff, John: Portrait photograph of Richard Goetz, Leo Baeck Institute, F DM 343 013.