Chisholm Gallery

Chisholm, Hugh Jeremy

American, (1940-1982)

Born in Los Angeles, on December 27, 1940, he was the son of the late Hugh Joseph Chisholm, Jr. and Bridget Bate Tichenor. Entering St. Paul’s from Le Rosey School, Switzerland, he was secretary of the Cadmean Literary Society, co-head editor of the Horae Scholasticae, and was a member of Le Cercle Francais. In athletics, he was an Isthmian, playing football and hockey, and a member of the Shattuck Boat Club. He went on to Harvard and, subsequently, to the business school at Columbia University.

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During his career, he worked as a cattle rancher in New Mexico and was associated with the investment firm of Lazard Freres & Company in New York. He then moved to Palm Beach, Florida, where he opened a gallery in Wellington and concentrated on polo, which he played with great enthusiasm. His polo art collection was known worldwide. One of his major triumphs was assembling an almost complete collection of artist Joseph W. Golinkins’ polo paintings, lithographs and drawings. His collection also included renderings of Palm Beach in the mid-1930s.

 

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Hugh Jeremy Chisholm and the National Museum of Polo & Hall of Fame

History of the Chisholm Gallery

Hugh J. Chisholm, Sr. (1847-1912) – His Ideas; His Actions; His Philanthropies By Jane Welch Peterson & David Gawtry

Hugh J. Chisholm, Sr. (1847-1912) – Paper Industry International Hall of Fame, Inc.

Hugh J. Chisholm, Sr. (1847-1912) – Paper Industry International Hall of Fame (YouTube)

The New Republic – Excerpts from The Cosmos Trilogy by Frederick Seidel – Hugh Jeremy Chisholm in Area Code 212

The New York Times | Mrs. Hugh Chisholm, Society Figure, 53

The New York Times | Hugh J. Chisholm III JR., Translator, 59, Dies

Some Notable Chisholms

Visit Bridget Bate Chisholm Tichenor’s Artist Page

Visit Hugh Joseph Chisholm’s Artist Page