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The Woman Who Saved American Illustration | Boston News
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Judy Goffman Cutler turned a passion for American illustration into a monumental legacy, amassing one of the world’s most important collections and founding a museum that champions artists like Rockwell and Parrish—despite initial dismissal from the art establishment. Her journey began in 1972 with a chance discovery of Louis Icart’s work, which sparked a lifelong mission to elevate illustrators and prove their art belongs in the spotlight. Today, her New York gallery and the National Museum of American Illustration—currently closed for renovations—stand as beacons of her vision, preserving a vital chapter of American visual culture.
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