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Browse notable art collectors such as Doris Duke, Henry Frick, and J Paul Getty.


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profile id: 9493261
profile name: Gertrude Stein
profile occupation: Art Collector, Publisher, Journalist, Author, Poet
profile id: 9414735
profile name: John Pierpont Morgan
profile occupation: Art Collector, Business Leader, Philanthropist
profile id: 9542083
profile name: Doris Duke
profile occupation: Art Collector, Philanthropist
profile id: 38096
profile name: Cosimo de' Medici
profile occupation: Historian, Art Collector, Business Leader, Political Leader, Royalty
profile id: 9515207
profile name: George Washington Vanderbilt
profile occupation: Art Collector, Philanthropist
profile id: 9302530
profile name: Henry Frick
profile occupation: Art Collector, Entrepreneur
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