Andras Kalman

Andras Kalman (24 May 1918 – 26 July 2007) was a Hungarian-British art dealer who founded and ran the Crane Kalman Gallery on Brompton Road in London.

Early life

Kalman was born in Mateszalka, Hungary into a prosperous middle-class family. His father was a pharmacist and inventor. He moved to the United Kingdom at age 16 to study English, but switched to chemistry. Initially, his father sent him an allowance to support him, but when Hungary joined the Axis Powers, he was cut off. Thanks to his mother, he had trained to become a capable tennis player and made some money coaching during the weekends.

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