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Mildred Lee, at 89; leading patron of art museums

Mildred Lee Several museums along the Eastern Seaboard have named galleries after Mildred Lee (pictured) and her husband, Herbert C. Lee.
By Gloria Negri
Globe Staff / May 15, 2009

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Some art museums around the country will always project the unseen presence of Boston art collector, philanthropist, and dealer Mildred (Schiff) Lee, particularly the galleries exhibiting works of 20th-century abstract artists. (Full article: 1043 words)

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