At the peak of the century. Confession obsessed with art

Peggy Guuggenheim (1898-1979) - the main patroness of artists of the twentieth century and a passionate collector - collected the best collection of art of the first half of the last century, which included the works of Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pololok, Konstantin Brancusi, Joan Miro, Alexander Calder, Vilema de Kuning, Marka Rotko, Alberto Jacketti and Marseille Dyushan.
In 1938, she opened her first gallery of contemporary art in London, and later the cult of the art of this century in New York. After a short marriage with her third husband, artist Max Ernst, Guggenheim returned to Europe, settling in Venice, where she lived the rest of her life, opening there one of the most visited museums of contemporary art in Italy. "At the peak of the century" is an incredibly frank and rich life story of one of the most influential women in the world of art