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Giuseppe Nahmad
Giuseppe (“Joe”) Nahmad (1932 – November 23, 2012) was an art dealer who specialized in impressionist, post-impressionist, and modern art. He amassed a multi-billion fortune in buying, selling, and collecting works of arts of 19th- and 20th-century artists.〔Wullschlager, Jackie (November 11, 2011). ("Lunch with the FT: Helly Nahmad" ) ''Financial Times''. Retrieved January 2, 2013.〕
==Family==
Giuseppe Nahmad was born in 1932 in Aleppo,in Syria. His father Hillel Nahmad was a banker who founded Nahmad & Beyda in Syria. The Nahmads were citizens of Italy and Sephardic Jews who spoke French, Arabic and several other languages.〔 Hillel Nahmad opened a branch of Nahmad & Beyda in Beirut, Lebanon, after he and his wife, Mathilde Safra, moved there in 1945. They had eight children: four boys (Albert, Giuseppe, Ezra, David) and four girls (Denise, Jacqueline, Nadia, Evelyne). In 1958, Albert, having expanded the family banking business to Rio de Janeiro, died in an airplane crash.〔
In 1957, Giuseppe Nahmad settled in Milan where he started his art dealership. Two years later his parents and his younger siblings resettled in Milan. Giuseppe’s younger brothers, David and Ezra, joined the enterprise while still being teenagers in 1963. David and Ezra's own sons, both named Hillel, run galleries in New York and London currently.〔Adams, Susan (December 24, 2007). ("The Art of the Deal" ). ''Forbes''. Retrieved January 2, 2013.〕
Giueseppe Nahmad never married and had no children.
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