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| - Louise Crane (1913–1997), fue una filántropa estadounidense amiga de algunos de las principales figuras literarias de Nueva York, entre ellos Tennessee Williams, Marianne Moore. y Margaret Millar. Fue pareja de la laureada poeta Elizabeth Bishop a quien conoció en 1930 y desde principios de los años cincuenta hasta su muerte, de la jurista española exiliada Victoria Kent (1898-1987). (es)
- Louise Crane, née en 1913 et morte en 1997, est une philanthrope américaine. Compagne de la femme politique républicaine espagnole Victoria Kent, elle fut l'amie des plus grandes figures littéraires de New York, notamment de Tennessee Williams et de Marianne Moore. (fr)
- Louise Crane (November 11, 1913 – October 20, 1997), a prominent American philanthropist. Crane was a friend to some of New York City’s leading literary figures, including Tennessee Williams and Marianne Moore. Crane met Elizabeth Bishop while classmates together at Vassar in 1930. The pair traveled extensively in Europe and bought a house together in 1937 in Key West, Florida. While Bishop lived in Key West, Crane occasionally returned to New York. Crane developed a passionate interest in Billie Holiday in 1941. (en)
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| - Louise Crane (1913–1997), fue una filántropa estadounidense amiga de algunos de las principales figuras literarias de Nueva York, entre ellos Tennessee Williams, Marianne Moore. y Margaret Millar. Fue pareja de la laureada poeta Elizabeth Bishop a quien conoció en 1930 y desde principios de los años cincuenta hasta su muerte, de la jurista española exiliada Victoria Kent (1898-1987). (es)
- Louise Crane (November 11, 1913 – October 20, 1997), a prominent American philanthropist. Crane was a friend to some of New York City’s leading literary figures, including Tennessee Williams and Marianne Moore. Crane's father was Winthrop Murray Crane was an American millionaire and former governor of Massachusetts. Her mother was Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) co-founder Josephine Porter Boardman. Louise smoothly moved into the role of patron of the arts. She was a prominent supporter of jazz and orchestral music, initiating a series of "coffee concerts" at MoMA and commissioning a vocal and orchestral work by Lukas Foss. She represented musicians, including Mary Lou Williams. Crane collaborated also with her mother in sponsoring musical works. Crane met Elizabeth Bishop while classmates together at Vassar in 1930. The pair traveled extensively in Europe and bought a house together in 1937 in Key West, Florida. While Bishop lived in Key West, Crane occasionally returned to New York. Crane developed a passionate interest in Billie Holiday in 1941. Crane published Ibérica, a Spanish-language review, with her partner, Victoria Kent, from 1954 to 1974. Ibérica featured news for the expatriate Spanish community in the United States. Kent was a prominent member of the Spanish Republican party, opposed to Franco. Many prominent writers, including Salvador Madariaga, contributed to Ibérica. Following her mother's death in 1972, Crane and Kent lived together in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, and Redding, Connecticut. Crane was the executor of Marianne Moore's estate after her death in 1972. Crane lived for years in an 18-room apartment on the fourth floor of the 820 Fifth Avenue building, a luxury cooperative in Manhattan, New York City. Located at the northeast corner of East 63rd Street on the Upper East Side, the 12 story limestone-clad was designed in the neo-Italian Renaissance palazzo style by Starrett & van Vleck, and was built by Fred T. Ley in 1916. The fourth floor is one of only a few units in the building which have changed hands multiple times in the last 10 or 20 years. After Crane’s death in 1997, the apartment was sold to Tommy Hilfiger for around $10,000,000. Crane and Kent are buried alongside each other at Umpawaug Cemetery, Redding, Connecticut. (en)
- Louise Crane, née en 1913 et morte en 1997, est une philanthrope américaine. Compagne de la femme politique républicaine espagnole Victoria Kent, elle fut l'amie des plus grandes figures littéraires de New York, notamment de Tennessee Williams et de Marianne Moore. (fr)
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