From the jacket copy: “Peggy Guggenheim started life with at least one useful qualification for a patron of the arts: money. This she freely admits. That she has all the other qualities is apparent from her autobiography.” A fascinating memoir by the legendary gallerist, art collector and patron. First edition, first printing, some wear to jacket (mylar wrap) and mottling/yellowing to pages. Previous owner name on front endpaper. Otherwise a very nice edition.

Macmillian, New York, 1960

5.75” X 8.25”