Robert Lehman

1891–1969 (age 78)

Collector/Philanthropist

Biography

Robert Lehman (1891-1969) was widely respected for his devotion to the arts and philanthropy, building a life of generosity that enriched countless lives. As a collector, he appreciated beauty and history, and he shared that appreciation liberally with his community.

Through thoughtful gifts and quiet advocacy, he fostered educational opportunities and supported cultural institutions. His philanthropic spirit lives on in the patrons and programs he helped sustain, and many honor him at Woodlawn Cemetery with gratitude.

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