Robbie Ross
Canadian journalist and art critic
Born
May 25th, 1869
155 years ago
Died
1918
107 years ago — 49 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Canada
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Worked as a journalist and art critic, contributing to significant publications. Actively engaged in the promotion of Canadian art and culture. Played a crucial role in the careers of several prominent artists, providing support and advocacy. Had a close relationship with notable figures in the art world, including influential artists and writers.
Contributed to notable art publications
Supported the careers of key Canadian artists
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