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238:, Scull suffered from a heart attack and stroke that resulted in her death. Scull has been immortalized as "the Mom of Pop Art." She and her husband were also the subject of significant criticism because of their accumulated wealth from trading in works of art by living artists who themselves saw no share of any realized profits. For example, the October 18, 1973 Sotheby's Parke Bernet auction where one of their art pieces, originally purchased from a still-living artist for $ 900, sold for $ 85,000. The Sculls saw themselves as fostering the careers of unknown artists; their critics accused them of profiteering and social climbing. 169:. Her father, Ben Redner, owned a taxicab company that she and her husband, Robert Scull, would later inherit and run together under the name "Scull's Angels". Born in the Bronx in 1921, Ethel Scull began her engagement with the New York art world as a student in the advertising art program at Parsons School of Design (she would later characterize her alma mater as "more of a finishing school". During the same period of time, she met Robert Scull—the man she would marry, and the partner alongside whom she would become a fixture in the Society pages of the New York media, and a significant patron of the arts. 181:, and they had three sons, Jonathan, Stephen and Adam. Robert Scull inherited a share of Redner's father's taxi cab company following Mr. Redner's retirement. After accumulating wealth in the taxi industry the couple broke into the art scene by collecting abstract and contemporary art. With the revenue from their first auction in 1965, they established the Robert and Ethel Scull Foundation, the primary goal of which was to support young artists. The Sculls' filed for divorce in 1975. In 1986, Robert Scull died. 25: 88: 222:. The plaster sculpture features Scull wearing sunglasses sitting in a Victorian chair with Robert Scull standing behind her. This artwork is currently in the collection of 259: 207:
work. The work consists of a grid of four rows of nine columns depicting Scull in 36 different poses. The artwork is jointly owned by the
466: 226:. Segal cast Scull in two separate casts the first being from her neck down. Scull's boots continue to be stuck inside the sculpture. 287: 583: 394: 43: 35: 61: 578: 329: 327: 588: 324: 208: 455: 537: 492:"[ID:6322] Portrait of Robert and Ethel Scull : Detail | The Collection | Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art" 516: 440: 387: 306: 310: 200: 367: 166: 399: 215: 435: 573: 568: 191: 8: 404: 141:(1921 – August 27, 2001) was an American art collector. Well known for her collection of 335: 292: 420: 223: 491: 204: 521: 408: 359: 372: 427: 562: 93: 462: 283: 178: 150: 196: 146: 235: 162: 340: 142: 87: 299: 336:"How the Met and the Whitney came to share an iconic Warhol" 467:"Ethel Scull, a Patron of Pop and Minimal Art, Dies at 79" 260:"Ethel Scull, a Patron of Pop and Minimal Art, Dies at 79" 538:"Ethel Scull, 79; Patron to a New Generation of Artists" 525:. Vol. 87, no. 13. April 1, 1966. p. 77. 161:Ethel Redner was born into a wealthy family in the 560: 496:Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art - The Collection 288:"Robert Scull, Prominent Collector of Pop Art" 234:In 2001, while living in a retirement home in 461: 165:in 1921. She studied advertising art at the 86: 365: 195:, a 1963 painting by the American artist 62:Learn how and when to remove this message 253: 251: 535: 517:"Sculpture: The Casting of Ethel Scull" 561: 433: 395:"Court painter to the rich and famous" 257: 214:Another notable commission, Scull had 434:Girard, Bartholomé (March 18, 2009). 333: 248: 199:, currently in the collection of the 149:that she assembled with her husband, 211:and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. 18: 258:Glueck, Grace (September 1, 2001). 229: 218:create a portrait sculpture titled 13: 536:Thurber, Jon (September 6, 2001). 220:Portrait of Robert and Ethel Scull 34:tone or style may not reflect the 16:American art collector (1921–2001) 14: 600: 366:Feinstein, Roni (June 4, 2010). 44:guide to writing better articles 23: 529: 509: 436:"Warhol, en couleur et argenté" 407:. April 3, 2009. Archived from 224:Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art 189:Ethel Scull was the subject of 484: 296:. 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"Ethel Scull, a Patron of Pop and Minimal Art, Dies at 79"
Glueck, Grace
"Robert Scull, Prominent Collector of Pop Art"
The New York Times
"Ethel Scull 36 Times"
Metropolitan Museum of Art


"How the Met and the Whitney came to share an iconic Warhol"

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