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Metropolitan Museum of Art gets $1B Leonard Lauder Cubist collection
of art that it says will "transform" the museum.The museum announced Tuesday that cosmetic executive and philanthropist Leonard Lauder has pledged his renowned collection of Cubist works to the institution.The collection of 78 works valued at over $1 billion Read more »
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The Secret Behind Lauder's $1 Billion Gift
Jennifer Maloney As curator Emily Braun stepped inside a Zurich vault with billionaire art collector Leonard Lauder, the small painting they had come to see made her giddy with excitement.Ms. Braun, the private curator of Mr. Lauder's world-class collection from Wall Street Journal Read more »
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'Lipstick effect' hits China as economy slows
to cheaper cosmetics, such as lipsticks, which she said "can be easily picked up from chain stores such as Sephora". Leonard Lauder, chairman of Estee Lauder Companies, said he noticed the sales of lipsticks experienced an usual rise during the economic deflation from China Daily Read more »
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CAROLEE Marks 20 Year Partnership With The Breast Cancer Research Foundation® (BCRF) With Presentation Of Largest Ever Annual Donation
BCRF Chairman Leonard Lauder , whose late wife Evelyn established the Foundation in 1993, accepted the check at The Estee Lauder Companies' corporate headquarters in New York. "We are so grateful to have had your support from the beginning. This wonderful from PR Newswire Read more »
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Tracing the Provenance of Leonard Lauder’s Epic Cubist Gift to the Met
last week, cosmetic magnate Leonard Lauder ’s extraordinary gift of 78 Cubist works to the Metropolitan Museum of Art instantly transforms the museum into a formidable citadel of modern art. The roster reads like an acquisitor’s dream, with 33 works by Pablo from ArtInfo Read more »
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The Lauder Brothers Are a Throwback to World Class Art Collectors like Frick, Mellon, Morgan, Lehman and Annenberg
amazingly disciplined collections of the objects their love and “eye” made possible. Last week we celebrated the gift by Leonard Lauder to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York of priceless Cubist paintings and sculptures by Picasso, Braque and others. from Forbes Read more »
