Samuel Putnam Avery

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Samuel Putnam Avery was a prominent 19th-century American art dealer, collector, and philanthropist known for his significant contributions to the arts and to cultural institutions.

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instanceOf art collector
art dealer
engraver
human
print collector
activeIn 19th century
contributedTo development of American art collections
growth of public art museums in the United States
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
era Victorian era
familyName Avery NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork art trade
engraving
print collecting
givenName Samuel NERFINISHED
hasEthnicGroup American of European descent
hasNotableCharacteristic major patron of the arts
prominent 19th-century American art dealer
significant donor of prints and drawings
supporter of public access to art
hasOccupationSector arts and culture
influenced formation of major American print collections
taste for European art among American collectors
knownFor building extensive collections of prints and drawings
donations of artworks to museums and libraries
languageSpoken English
middleName Putnam NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage English
notableFor collecting prints and drawings
philanthropic support of cultural institutions
promoting European art in the United States
notableRole intermediary between European artists and American collectors
occupation art collector
art dealer
engraver
philanthropist
publisher
residence New York City
sexOrGender male
socialStatus prominent figure in New York art circles
sphereOfInfluence American art market
New York cultural institutions
typeOfPhilanthropy support for cultural institutions
support for libraries
support for museums
workLocation New York City

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Avery Hall namedAfter Samuel Putnam Avery