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Katherine Dreier
Katherine Dreier, born in 1877 and passed away in 1952, was an esteemed American artist, lecturer, and patron of the arts, notably co-founding the Société Anonyme, alongside artists Marcel Duchamp and Man Ray. Dreier was an avid collector of modernist art and persistently endeavored to promote avant-garde artists in America. Her engagement in the art world spanned various mediums, including painting and curating, and she was pivotal in organizing the International Exhibition of Modern Art at the Brooklyn Museum in 1926. Dreier's legacy is tightly interwoven with the progression of modern art in the United States, as she diligently worked towards elevating the recognition and appreciation of the genre within the country.
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‘Société Anonyme: Modernism for America’ at the Yale University Art Gallery
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20th-Century Collectors: The Patrons Have a Show
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