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1. www.tremainefoundation.org › housley_emily_2Emily Hall Tremaine - Tremaine Foundation

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   Emily Tremaine's collecting prowess. To art historian Robert Ro-senblum, the Tremaine collection was "so museum-worthy that it alone could recount to future generations the better part of the story of twentieth-century art."2 Among its more than four hun­ dred works were paintings by Pollock, de Kooning, Warhol, Stella, Johns, and Rauschenberg.

2. www.artdesigncafe.com › emily-hall-tremaineEmily Hall Tremaine - anti-Nazi It Girl, 20th c. art ...

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   Oct 1, 2023 · Cropped views of Emily Hall Tremaine, then known as Emily Spreckels in early September 1940 (left) and December 10, 1940 (right) in the Daily News (New York) and on the front page of the Buffalo Evening News.

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4. www.tremainecollection.org › collection › exploreCollection - The Tremaine Collection - The Tremaine Foundation

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   The Tremaine Collection. View, Filter and Sort: The Cloud. The Tremaine Collection captures the ongoing impact of Burton G. Tremaine II and Emily Hall Tremaine’s impact at the intersection of modern art, architecture, and industrial design.

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   Summary: The papers of art collector Emily Hall Tremaine measure 8.9 linear feet, date from circa 1890 to 2004, and document the development of Tremaine's seminal collection of modernist, pop, and contemporary art.

6. www.tremainecollection.orgThe Tremaine Collection

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   The Tremaine Timeline: Major Events and Selected Works. The Tremaine Collection captures the ongoing impact of Burton G. Tremaine II and Emily Hall Tremaine’s impact at the intersection of modern art, architecture, and industrial design.

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   What is the Tremaine Collection?

   • The Tremaine Collection captures the ongoing impact of Burton G. Tremaine II and Emily Hall Tremaine’s impact at the intersection of modern art, architecture, and industrial design.

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   Who was Emily Hall Tremaine?

   • Emily Hall Tremaine (1908–1987) was a prominent art director and collector. She published Apéritif, a society magazine. Emily Hall Tremaine was born in Butte, Montana, in 1908.

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   Who wrote Emily Tremaine & friends?

   • Hoffmann, "Emily Tremaine and Friends," 15. Ibid., 14-15. Fondlier, 1. Emily told this to both Cummings and Fondlier, then edited it for inclusion in the Tremaine Collection. Bourdon, Warhol, 126. One of the more peculiar paintings by Dine that the Tremaines acquired was An Animal (1962), in which fur was attached to the canvas.

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   What happened to Emily Tremaine's art after she died?

   • Following her death, the Tremaine family do nated $1,000,000 to endow the position of Curator of Twentieth Century Art in Emily's honor. From here on, the Tremaines became fixated on the collection's value — how to get the best price for each piece and how to lower their taxes. In essence,

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   How did John Tremaine feel about Emily?

   • John Tremaine was the beneficiary of much Christian Science reading ma terial, although he never chose to follow up on it. Even so, he felt that Emily exuded spirituality. "Being with Emily, particularly sitting with her quietly and talking, was almost a religious event for me. You felt as though you had more than just her attention.

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   What if there were no Tremaine collections without Emily Burton?

   • Years later, Gregory Hedberg, curator at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Connecticut, during the 1970s and 1980s, evaluated the crucial role that Burton played in the process: "While there would not have been a Tremaine collection without Emily, in my opinion it would have been far smaller and less adventurous without Burton.

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8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Emily_Hall_TremaineEmily Hall Tremaine - Wikipedia

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   In November 1988 and November 1991 Christie's New York held auctions of the couple's works, funds of which were used to establish the Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation. [ 5 ] The papers of Tremaine are on display at the Smithsonian Museum , donated in 2005 by Hall Tremaine's step-grandson, Burton G. Tremaine III, and date from c. 1890 to 2004.