Henry Brevoort Jr.

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Henry Brevoort Jr. was a wealthy New York socialite and patron of the arts in the early 19th century, known for his close association with writers like Washington Irving and his influence on the city’s cultural life.

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Henry Brevoort Jr. canonical 1

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instanceOf American socialite
patron of the arts
person
associateOf James Fenimore Cooper NERFINISHED
Washington Irving NERFINISHED
other early 19th-century American writers
closeFriendOf Washington Irving NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
culture New York Dutch-American culture
era Antebellum America NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Dutch American
familyName Brevoort NERFINISHED
genreSupported literature
theatre
visual arts
givenName Henry NERFINISHED
influenced New York City cultural development
influencedBy European culture
knownFor cosmopolitan tastes
hosting lavish parties
languageSpoken English
legacy associated with the cultural history of Greenwich Village
remembered as an early patron of American literature
memberOf New York elite society
notableEvent participation in early 19th-century New York social season
notableFor friendship with Washington Irving
hosting literary and social gatherings
influence on New York cultural life in the early 19th century
patronage of writers and artists
role in New York high society
occupation landowner
socialite
ownedPropertyIn Greenwich Village area NERFINISHED
Manhattan NERFINISHED
partOf New York literary circle NERFINISHED
patronOf American writers
Washington Irving NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth New York City
placeOfDeath New York City
religion Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestantism
residence Manhattan NERFINISHED
New York City
socialClass upper class
timePeriod early 19th century

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The Knickerbocker group hasMember Henry Brevoort Jr.
subject surface form: Knickerbocker group