Margit Rowell

Margit Rowell, after working many years (1969–2001) as a curator at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, at the Musée National d’Art Moderne, Centre Pompidou, in Paris, and at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, now lives and works as an independent art historian in Paris. Photo: Daniel Soutif

Black-and-white photograph of two women having breakfast in bed and reading newspapers with a tapestry of an abstracted face hanging on the wall behind them

A Flat on Rue Victor-Considerant

Lee Miller and Tanja Ramm’s friendship took them from New York to Paris and back, in front of and behind many cameras, and into the Surrealist avant-garde. Here, Gagosian director Richard Calvocoressi speaks with Ramm’s daughter, art historian Margit Rowell, about discovering her mother’s early life, her memories of Miller, and the collaborative work of photographers and models.

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Margit Rowell

A Flat on Rue Victor-Considerant

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