THE STORY: Rebelling against her wealthy New York upbringing, indulging her uncanny eye for great art and artists, and becoming the enfant terrible of the modern art scene, Peggy Guggenheim lived a life almost too amazing to be believed. With humor, heartbreak and grand hauteur, WOMAN BEFORE A GLASS offers the unforgettable story of a woman before her time.
“Smoking, drinking, name-dropping, art, men and the men who make art…introduces us to the sensational history of Ms. Guggenheim.” —The New York Times.
“Consistently compelling and wildly entertaining…” —New York Post.
“…animated and vivid…” —The Village Voice.
