Early Life and Background Heleen Kröller-Müller was born Helena Antonia Maria Müller on February 11, 1869, in Horst, Netherlands. She was the daughter of Wilhelm Müller, a prominent German industrialist, and Emilie Voortman. Raised in an affluent environment, Heleen received a broad education, which fostered her intellectual curiosity and appreciation for the arts. Marriage and Introduction to Art In 1888, Heleen married Anton Kröller, a Dutch businessman. The couple moved to Rotterdam, where Anton managed Wm H. Müller & Co., a company involved in shipping and trade. It was during this period that Heleen's interest in art began to flourish. She took art lessons and studied under H.P. Bremmer, an artist and art advisor who greatly influenced her taste and...
Early Life and Background Marguerite "Peggy" Guggenheim was born on August 26, 1898, in New York City, into the wealthy and influential Guggenheim family. Her father, Benjamin Guggenheim, tragically died in the sinking of the Titanic in 1912. Despite her affluent upbringing, Peggy faced emotional and personal challenges, which influenced her unconventional lifestyle and bold choices. Journey into the Art World Peggy Guggenheim's foray into the art world began in the 1920s when she moved to Paris. Immersing herself in the bohemian circles of the avant-garde, she befriended artists, writers, and intellectuals. Influenced by her uncle, Solomon R. Guggenheim, an art collector and founder of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, Peggy developed a keen interest in modern art. Art Collector...
Exhibition "100 Female Artists in the Metaverse You Want to Join" As a forward-thinker, I believe this is the right time to initiate the exhibition "100 Female Artists in the Metaverse You Want to Join." In this immersive environment, groundbreaking art by women throughout the centuries is presented, highlighting their ideas, independent development, and survival strength. In this way, all serve as an inspiration for contemporary artists and role models. The Importance of Art and Culture Art is not a hobby. It is not a pastime. Culture is the foundation of our civilization. Since the relatively new world of the metaverse lacks such a foundation and is predominantly shaped by men, I see it as essential to provide women with...
