Fondation Taylor
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UnclaimedFrench artists' association founded in 1844 by Baron Taylor, now known as Fondation Taylor.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Fondation Taylor is an artists' association founded in France in 1844 by Baron Taylor (1789–1879) and based in Paris. Originally named the Association des artistes, it was recognized as being of public utility in 1881 and is today known as Fondation Taylor. Its mission is to support artistic creation and develop knowledge of the arts, carried out through the organization of exhibitions and the awarding of grants and prizes.
History
Fondation Taylor was founded in 1844 by Baron Taylor (1789–1879). Originally called the Association des artistes, it was recognized as being of public utility in 1881 and is today known as Fondation Taylor. It is based in Paris and is described as one of the most important institutions working to defend artists. Its vocation of supporting artistic creation and developing knowledge of the arts is expressed through the organization of exhibitions and the awarding of grants and prizes.
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One of the most important institutions working to defend artists, founded on a principle of solidarity.
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