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Martha Kellogg Jackson: Legendary Art Dealer

By Stephen Kellogg - January 28, 2015

With an eye for art, Martha Jackson bucked society’s expectations of women at the time and made a name for herself as an international art dealer in the 1950s and 60s.

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