Miss Guggenheim: Sie lebte die Liebe und veränderte die Welt der Kunst

Set against the backdrop of war-torn Europe, this narrative follows Peggy Guggenheim, a daring art collector and patron whose influence would forever change the art world. In Lisbon in 1941, Peggy, known for her fearless pursuit of love and art, finds herself captivated by the renowned painter Max Ernst. As their relationship blossoms amidst the chaos of the era, Peggy navigates the challenges of her role as a woman in a male-dominated field, all while championing modern art and emerging artists.

Guggenheim's story is not just one of romantic entanglements; it reflects a groundbreaking spirit of independence and innovation. Through Leah Hayden's vivid storytelling, readers are transported into an era of creativity and resilience. Peggy's unwavering commitment to love and art showcases her role as a muse and a trailblazer, revealing how her relationship with Ernst and her artistic vision dared to challenge societal norms and expectations.