Frank Crowninshield

Journalist and art critic of Vogue

Frank Crowninshield - Journalist and art critic of Vogue
Born

June 24th, 1872
153 years ago

Died

1947
78 years ago — 75 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A prominent American journalist and art critic, contributed significantly to the arts through writing and criticism. Served as the editor of Vogue magazine, shaping its style and direction during the early 20th century. Published numerous articles and essays that examined art, theatre, and design. Actively participated in various cultural institutions and art organizations, influencing the perception of modern art and culture in America.

Served as the editor of Vogue magazine

Contributed to the aesthetic direction of American arts

Wrote extensively on art and theatre

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