What was the name of Christian Dior’s first art gallery?

Christian Dior’s first art gallery was Galerie Jacques Bonjean. He opened it in Paris in 1928 with his friend Jacques Bonjean, before establishing himself as a fashion designer.

The gallery reflected Dior’s deep interest in modern art. It exhibited work by artists including Pablo Picasso and attracted attention within Paris’s artistic circles. Dior’s involvement in the gallery also connected him with influential creative figures.

The gallery venture ended after financial difficulties affected Dior’s family. Even so, his early experience as an art dealer remained important to his aesthetic development and later influenced the atmosphere and visual language of his fashion house.