About Victoria Newhouse
Victoria Newhouse was an American architectural historian and art historian.
Victoria Newhouse (née Victoria Carrington Benedict) There she majored in French, and was a magna cum laude graduate. After graduation, she moved to Paris, where she met her first husband, French count Régis de Ramel. Newhouse closed the foundation in 1994, stating that its mission had been fulfilled.
Newhouse first wrote a book on Wallace K. Harrison, in 1989. The marriage ended in divorce, with no children. On April 13, 1973, she married Samuel Irving Newhouse Jr., The couple had no children, though he had three from a prior marriage, and Victoria and Samuel acquired a pug named Nero. The dog died and was replaced by Cicero, in 1998. She and her husband had an apartment at the UN Plaza, as well as homes in Bellport and Palm Beach. The homes are decorated with the family's large art collection. ———————
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