de Menil family

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The de Menil family is a prominent Houston-based philanthropic and art-collecting family known for their major contributions to modern art, architecture, and human rights initiatives.

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instanceOf art-collecting family
philanthropic family
associatedWithArtMovement contemporary art
modern art
associatedWithCity Houston
basedIn Houston, Texas
commissionedArchitect Barnett Newman (as chapel artist for Broken Obelisk setting)
Eugene Aubry
Howard Barnstone
Philip Johnson
Renzo Piano
commissionedArtist Andy Warhol
Cy Twombly
Dan Flavin
Jasper Johns
Mark Rothko
Max Ernst
René Magritte
countryOfOrigin France
foundedInstitution Byzantine Fresco Chapel
Rothko Chapel
The Menil Collection
The Menil Foundation
immigratedDuring World War II
immigratedTo United States
influenced Houston cultural landscape
museum architecture in the United States
knownForCollectionType African art
American postwar art
Byzantine art
Pacific art
modern European art
surrealist art
notableFor architecture patronage
human rights initiatives
modern art patronage
philanthropy
notableMember Dominique de Menil
Francois de Menil
Georges de Menil
John de Menil
Marie-Christophe de Menil
Philippe de Menil
operatesAs family-led foundation network
religiousBackground Roman Catholic
supportedCause civil rights
human rights
interfaith dialogue
social justice

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Menil Foundation namedAfter de Menil family
Dominique Schlumberger memberOf de Menil family