1. Sylvia Guirey was an heiress, artist and art patron.

1. Sylvia Guirey was an heiress, artist and art patron.
Sylvia Guirey's mother was Ava Alice Muriel Astor and her father was Raimund von Hofmannsthal.
Sylvia Guirey had been educated at home and then went onto the Brearley School.
Sylvia Guirey worked in with Berman on the new production for the Metropolitan Opera of Don Giovanni.
Sylvia Guirey began to buy pop-art pieces and at the same time her home at Elm Place became popular with artists and dealers.
Sylvia Guirey took a studio on her own account and created enough paintings to start exhibiting.
Sylvia Guirey's work was at the Sao Paolo Biennale in 1973, and three years later she was in the Betty Parsons Gallery.
Sylvia Guirey continued to exhibit in the US and the UK at the Hester van Royen Gallery and the Benjamin Rhodes Gallery.
Sylvia Guirey married again to Prince Azamat Kadir Sultan Guirey, a son of Vaguide Sheretlock Guirey and Prince Kadir Guirey, a descendant of the Tatar khans who ruled Crimea before the Czars, in 1957.
Prince Azamat later married Frederica Ann "Bobo" Sigrist, daughter of Fred Sigrist Sylvia Guirey died in Fulham in England in 1997.