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Rhoda Pritzker (1914–2007), born in Manchester, England, was a journalist and short story writer who immigrated to America in 1940. Marrying into a Chicago-based family of financiers and philanthropists, she became an important philanthropist in her own right, supporting education, the arts, and animal rights. As a collector, she never lost touch with her British roots, assembling a singular collection of twentieth-century paintings and sculpture, much of which has been given to the Yale Center for British Art by the Libra Foundation of the family of Susan and Nicholas Pritzker. Featuring…

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  • Other · English · 2016
    Yale University Press · 224 pages · 9780300214871
Art, britishSculpture, modern, 20th centuryArt, private collectionsExhibitionsArt collectionsBritish ArtArtPrivate collections