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\"peggy Peggy Guggenheim, image courtesy of artemodernapordenone.it<\/p>\n

Perhaps the most exemplary figure to represent the art world and all of its extravagances, Peggy Guggenheim\u00a0rose to fame for\u00a0her private\u00a0collection of modern art\u00a0as well as her luxurious lifestyle. Surrounding herself with only the most promising talents of her time, she\u00a0was more than just a collector \u2013 she was a mentor and a true supporter of the arts. Celebrate the eccentric’s wild life with our\u00a0A-Z guide on Peggy Guggenheim, the legendary lady behind\u00a0the successful careers of Jackson Pollock and Wassily Kandinsky, to name a few.<\/p>\n

A IS FOR ART OF THIS CENTURY<\/h2>\n

Prior to establishing her famed collection in Venice, Peggy opened Art of This Century in New York. The gallery-museum hybrid focused on exhibiting\u00a0Cubist, Abstract, Surrealist and Kinetic works by established European artists and their emerging American counterparts.<\/p>\n

B IS FOR\u00a0BOXING DAY 1939<\/h2>\n

Credited with encouraging Peggy to ditch the Old Masters and focus on modern artists instead, Samuel Beckett first met Guggenheim at a dinner party thrown by James Joyce for Boxing Day 1939. The two are rumoured to have spiralled into a 12-day love affair, during which Beckett offered Peggy the career changing advice.<\/p>\n

C IS FOR CORK STREET<\/h2>\n

Situated at 30 Cork Street, Peggy’s first venture as a gallerist\u00a0took place at a London space named Guggenheim Jeune. The gallery closed\u00a0after only one year due to lackluster sales.<\/p>\n

D IS FOR DUCHAMP<\/h2>\n

Peggy met Marcel Duchamp<\/a> during her time in Paris, and the two remained close friends until his death in 1968. The painter\u00a0served as the key to an entire network of artists for the collector, introducing her to his inner circle of Paris-based creatives.<\/p>\n

E IS FOR EIGHT YEARS<\/h2>\n

As Peggy’s biographer Anton Gill once said<\/a>, “Eight years collecting in a lifetime of 80 years.” From 1938 until 1946, Guggenheim set a goal to purchase\u00a0“one picture a day”, a challenge which she gladly accepted.<\/p>\n

F IS FOR FUTURISM<\/h2>\n

Peggy was\u00a0an early patron of Italian Futurism<\/a>, and her Venice museum includes works from one of the movement’s founding fathers, Gino Severini. Additionally, the institution houses works on a long-term loan by\u00a0other notable Futurists including Umberto Boccioni and Luigi Russolo.<\/p>\n

\"Peggy Peggy Guggenheim in her Gondola. Via guggenheim.org<\/p>\n

G IS FOR GONDOLA<\/h2>\n

Preferring the finer things in life, Peggy was notorious for her extravagance. While living in Venice, Guggenheim purchased a private gondola, which she oftentimes rode with her beloved dogs.<\/p>\n

H IS FOR HOARDER<\/h2>\n

Despite\u00a0spending only eight years actively collecting art, Peggy wasted no time amassing her cultural empire. Art infiltrated every aspect of her life, both mentally and physically. In an article published on Vice<\/em><\/a> in 2016, an\u00a0employee from the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Sara Carson, is quoted as saying: “She had so many paintings she had to stack them in her bathroom, where they got splattered with toothpaste.”<\/p>\n

I IS FOR ICONIC FEMINIST<\/h2>\n

Abortion is a\u00a0topic that, even today, women are scrutinised\u00a0for speaking upon. Peggy was never silent about her personal experience with the issue, and spoke\u00a0candidly about her seven abortions in interviews as well as in her memoir “Out of This Century: Confessions of an Art Addict”. During her time, it was virtually unheard of for a woman of her status to discuss the topic\u00a0in a such a bold manner, making her a trailblazer for conversations on abortion that are free of\u00a0social stigma.<\/span><\/p>\n

\"\" Jackson Pollock – Mural. Via jackson-pollock.org<\/p>\n

J IS FOR JACKSON POLLOCK<\/h2>\n

If it weren’t for\u00a0Peggy Guggenheim, Abstract Expressionist Jackson Pollock<\/a> may\u00a0have never become\u00a0the famed artist he’s known as today. When the two first met, Pollock was a penniless alcoholic in New York. However, fellow creative Piet Mondrian advised Guggenheim to invest in the starving artist, and that she did. Pollock immediately became Guggenheim’s prot\u00e9g\u00e9e, and she hosted a solo exhibition for the painter\u00a0at her NYC gallery Art of This Century in addition to commissioning him to create what is arguably his most well-known work, “Mural”.<\/p>\n

K IS FOR KANDINSKY<\/h2>\n

In the days of Peggy’s Cork Street\u00a0gallery,\u00a0Guggenheim Jeune, the art collector took a chance on\u00a0Wassily Kandinsky by hosting the Russian painter’s first solo exhibition in London.<\/p>\n

L IS FOR LHASA APSOS<\/h2>\n

Perhaps the only thing to rival Peggy’s love for art is the adoration she held for her 14 Lhasa Apsos dogs. Guggenheim was rarely without\u00a0her litter of pups \u2013 even today, visitors to her Venice museum can pay their respects to both Peggy as well as her canine companions at a shared gravesite in the collection’s garden.<\/p>\n

\"Peggy Peggy Guggenheim and Max Ernst. Via huffingtonpost.com<\/p>\n

M IS FOR MAX ERNST<\/h2>\n

When asked why she loved Surrealist Max Ernst, Peggy is said to have replied<\/a>: “Because he\u2019s so beautiful and because he\u2019s so famous.” Their marriage was Guggenheim’s second \u2013 her first being a short-lived matrimony with painter and sculptor Laurence Vail. Her relationship with Ernst was also brief, and the two divorced in 1946, just five years after tying the knot.<\/p>\n

N IS FOR NYC<\/h2>\n

A New Yorker born and bred, Peggy’s family was NYC royalty. Her grandfather, Meyer Guggenheim, built\u00a0his empire\u00a0in the mining industry, and her uncle,\u00a0Solomon R. Guggenheim, founded his famed eponymous\u00a0museum on Fifth Avenue.<\/p>\n

O IS FOR OUT OF THIS CENTURY: CONFESSIONS OF AN ART ADDICT<\/h2>\n

Never one to keep quiet\u00a0on personal affairs, Peggy lived her life as an open book \u2013 literally. In 1946, she published the autobiography “Out of This Century: Confessions of an Art Addict”. The memoir aired out all of Guggenheim’s dirty laundry, and despite thinly veiled pseudonyms, readers close to the art patron were immediately able to decipher\u00a0the real who was who among\u00a0her\u00a0many well-documented love affairs.<\/p>\n

\"Peggy Peggy Guggenheim in the apartment of Kay Sage, in Paris, 1940. Via Guggenheim Venice Twitter<\/p>\n

P IS FOR PARIS<\/h2>\n

A member of Paris’ scene of bohemians and artists, Peggy lived in\u00a0La Ville Lumi\u00e8re<\/em> on and off for nearly 22 years. This\u00a0time spent in the French capital introduced Guggenheim to her lifelong friend and mentor Marcel Duchamp.<\/p>\n

Q IS FOR QUIRKY SHADES<\/h2>\n

Guggenheim regularly commissioned her friends to design\u00a0one-of-a-kind jewellery and clothing. The most notable item from her accessories collection \u2013 the collector’s flamboyant butterfly sunglasses created by Edward Melcarth. The shades have grown to become an icon in their own right and in 2014 the Italian eyewear label Safilo released a limited-edition model\u00a0inspired by the original style.<\/p>\n

R IS FOR RHINOPLASTY<\/h2>\n

Despite her high social standing, crew of creative friends and brilliant ability to collect art, nothing ever distracted Peggy too long from\u00a0her self-described “potato nose”. \u00a0Self-conscious about her\u00a0inherited\u00a0schnoz, she was one of the first to undergo rhinoplasty. Unfortunately, the procedure actually did more harm than good, and her nose was left worse off than before.<\/p>\n

S IS FOR THE SUNWISE TURN<\/h2>\n

Peggy’s first job was as a shopgirl at the Sunwise Turn, an avant-garde bookstore in New York.\u00a0Unmotivated by money, a young Guggenheim was more interested in taking in as much information as possible.\u00a0This educational\u00a0experience would forever shape Peggy’s relationship with art.<\/p>\n

T IS FOR TITANIC<\/h2>\n

Peggy Guggenheim’s father, Benjamin Guggenheim, was one of the ill-fated passengers aboard the RMS Titanic’s maiden voyage in 1912. As the ship sank, the businessman is quoted as saying, “We’ve dressed up in our best and are prepared to go down like gentlemen.” Peggy was only 13 years old at the time of her father’s passing.<\/p>\n

\"Peggy Peggy Guggenheim’s Art of This Century gallery. Via huffingtonpost.com<\/p>\n

U IS FOR UNORTHODOX INSTALLATION<\/h2>\n

Though it was only open for five years, Peggy’s New York gallery Art of This Century is recognised to this day for its unconventional approach to artwork installation. Rather than hanging anything on the walls, the space featured works either suspended in mid-air or jutting out from a pole.<\/p>\n

V IS FOR VENICE<\/h2>\n

After closing Art of This Century, Peggy decided to return to Europe \u2013 this time, settling in Venice. In 1949, she purchased the\u00a0Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, a luxe 18th century palace situated along\u00a0the Grand Canal. Just before\u00a0her death in 1979, she\u00a0donated the palazzo as well as her art collection to the Solomon R. Guggenheim foundation on the condition that her home be turned into a year-round museum. Today, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection is\u00a0the most visited museum of modern art in Italy with\u00a0around 350,000 visitors per year.<\/p>\n

W IS FOR WWII<\/h2>\n

Peggy Guggenheim was of\u00a0Ashkenazi Jewish on both sides of her family,\u00a0leading her to face many tribulations in the months leading up to\u00a0WWII. Forced to flee her home in Paris a mere days before\u00a0its invasion by Germany, Guggenheim returned to New York in 1941.<\/p>\n

X IS FOR X-RATED FUN<\/h2>\n

Exhibiting a voracious sexual appetite, Peggy is said to have had a thousand lovers throughout her lifetime. Guggenheim touches on this subject in her autobiography and even describes the exact moment of sexual awakening as occurring while admiring frescoes in Pompeii.\u00a0“They depicted people making love in various positions, and of course I was very curious and wanted to try them all out myself.\u201d<\/p>\n

Y IS FOR YEAR OF THE DOG<\/h2>\n

According to Chinese zodiac, Peggy\u00a0was born during the year of the dog, a sign known for honesty and strong opinions. Personality traits aside, however, this could explain her lifelong obsession with her Lhasa Apsos dogs.<\/p>\n

Z IS FOR ZODIAC<\/h2>\n

Peggy’s birthday is August 26, making her a Virgo. A sun sign, Virgos are known perfectionists and are said to enjoy helping others \u2013 a trait that is most evident\u00a0in her approach to art patronage.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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