Dominique Schlumberger

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Dominique Schlumberger, later known as Dominique de Menil, was a French-born art collector, philanthropist, and influential patron of modern and contemporary art who played a key role in shaping Houston’s cultural landscape.

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instanceOf French emigrant to the United States
art collector
human
patron of the arts
alsoKnownAs Dominique de Menil
birthDate 1908-03-23
birthPlace Paris, France
linked to: Paris
coFounderOf The Menil Collection (museum)
countryOfCitizenship France
United States of America
deathDate 1997-12-31
familyName Schlumberger
fieldOfActivity contemporary art
modern art
philanthropy in the arts
genre contemporary art collecting
modern art collecting
givenName Dominique
languageSpoken English
French
memberOf de Menil family
name Dominique Schlumberger
notableFor commissioning significant works of architecture in Houston
patronage of civil rights and social justice causes
shaping the cultural landscape of Houston, Texas
support of ecumenism and interfaith dialogue
support of modern and contemporary art
notableWork The Menil Collection (museum)
occupation art collector
patron of contemporary art
patron of modern art
philanthropist
parent Anne Gruner Schlumberger
Conrad Schlumberger
placeOfDeath Houston, Texas, United States
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Houston, Texas, United States
sibling Anne Gruner Schlumberger (philanthropist)
Jean Schlumberger (jewelry designer)
spouse John de Menil

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Dominique de Menil birthName Dominique Schlumberger