The Scandalous Life of Peggy Guggenheim. The Queen of Bohemian Art.

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Thank you for a wonderful presentation of Peggy’s life…fascinating and informative…I always learn something!!

Amazing story. I’m a bit sad she and her husband didn’t show more love to third kids. Like it sounds like a cycle of wanting to be loved started up again

Thank you for sharing your documentary .

We have a pair of her shoes.

What an extremely interesting lady , fascinating,and i am sure some men loved her money, but the remark about having a bag over her head to do it,says a lot about the person who said it,she did a lot for art,loved her little dogs,nothing wrong in that, thankyou for the story,well read,enjoyed it.🎉

So thankful for her foresight

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I have visited her palazzo in Venice - what a gift to all of us - an amazing collections of art.

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Peggy was a very annoying woman by accounts. She baited leftist influential people with her ugly, mannish almost drag queen style. Highly exaggerated for her time she bought her way through France, Venice and New York with all that lovely trust fund $$$ she had. No one in the upper class society whose parents married into Jewish money tended to be united. The children were usually ignored and the men always had paramours. Arranged marriages were fake. Women back then were burdens as children especially. Peggy was a tough, boyish person and an excellent vanguard for art dealing/gallery life. Many Jewish deakers cornered the market. Modsrn art was the buzz as Victorian paintings were becoming seen as tiresome. Photography art boomer as well. Most artists resent the people who deal/ show thier art so she was not well liked by them. She was into drugs and most certainly was not the only person in Venezia to have thier own private gondola. Not sure where you got that from. I knew many people that socialized with her over her life. All dead now. The reports were very much in that vein. Personally I think she beat the odds as a non artist creating a museum monument that we all know today. Furthermore Peggy got laid a lot more than people would ever had believed possible as she was not attractive. A true protean sorceress who transcended much. Her resented funds, her depressing (and no doubt sexually abused childhood by lesbian Nannies ), a mother who hated her and endless extremist left wing masculine alliances. The latter that roughishly robbed her financially whilst playing sub/dom games with her as a distraction. All to emerge with a modern art legacy. For the facesless Joe Public to see in perpituity. No small feat. Brava.

I would like to see you discuss Leonard Cohen, Jewish Caniadian poet and songwriter.

Thank you for posting this! So enjoyed it (and your calm voice.)

Really excellent narration ! I am so picky. Could you do one on Ronald Reagan??

Peggy’s home in Venice is so much more worthy of a visit than the Murano glass factory that nearly all tourists go to. (Including me.) Her home is beautiful, calming yet exciting, and is full of incredible modern art.
If you go to Venice, and you love modern art, go to Peggy Guggenheim’s home.

Sad that she had the worst of men.

Funny all the men shown had mustaches

Wow, truly enjoyed this video, especially. Fascinating. 🙏

Meh. She was mediocre. Sad about her daughter, though.

Interesting person. Considering all the wealth and connections she had, she was tremendously creative. Tragic emotional life but very curious intellectually. Sad to think that she craved love and acceptance by having sex with multiple partners. ( I totally get that) Sad, too, to know that she was abused by her husbands. They obviously could see how vulnerable and desperate she was for love and took advantage of her. ( I get that, too) Thank you to her for collecting art.

She's not sexy

She's not pretty

Am I the only one who thinks her life was an utter failure as surely as she failed her children and her own inner child. I am not saying her gift to our culture through her appreciation of art weren’t great but to herself and her children not so much.

I don't understand why these wealthy progressives think communism is an answer to societal woes. She is out of touch with common people. She was degenerate and immoral. It is true that modern art does not require great technical skills regardless of how interesting it might be.

1000 lovers = Hooker (and STD central)

The Guggenheim mining company smelted ore one the open streets of Anaconda, Montana, before the giant smelter was built. Wealth was extracted in the Montana "colony" and sent east, leaving miles of country downwind barren for a century. And these are the people that rapacious greed gave the world. Disgusting.

No mention of her museum seems odd?

Fantastic job. Thank you. what a remarkable woman.

All the men wore evening clothes on the titanic even to the last day!!! Get your facts correct

She wasn’t scandalous at all,just ahead of her time! Your sight would do anything for a click! SHAME ON YOU!!!!

Absolutely Fantastic
Iv been a very big admirer of Peggy 💎

VERY GOOD DOCUMENTARY! Thanks!

Poor Peggy, when she turned 21 she inherited the equivalent of over $8,000,000US in 2024 currency. Oh, how she must've suffered!

Dogs never fail, so much more reliable than men

Frankly, I admire her wisdom to follow her gut hunches and be bold enough to be herself. Judge not lest we be judged. At 80 I have followed many of my dreams and done things which at their time seemed like disasters but which ended up teaching me a way to live that didn't have the demands of profit, the right snob house and car and clothes and snob title, but to try to live doing what I like to do. My mother gave me good advice one day, when I whined about not being quite like another boy and wishing for a new role when she said. Why do you want to be someone else, they're already taken.?

Oh! The original scumbag. Yay!

That's the kind of woman I like. Free.

Nothing to admire here.

Why the weird music playing loudly throughout?