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Late in 1914, Wood and Sir Frank
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Wood and his family were consummately modest; they never spoke of their accolades and were quickly forgotten. Wood, however, will be remembered not for his business accomplishments but for his love of the arts and philanthropy. To this date, he is still the single most generous donor to the
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The records provide a detailed view of the Duveen
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