Suzie Frankfurt [SEP] cause of death
Warhol’s art expositions in the restaurant Serendipity. They were friends for life and even collaborated in writing the book “Wild Raspberries." It was a hand-written, brightly colored cookbook spoof accompanied with abstracted watercolor illustrations by Warhol.
Death.
Suzie Frankfurt died on January 7, 2005, after arising complications from a brain tumor. Frankfurt is remembered for her Russian-inspired designs paired with her sophisticated and chic flair, and she will also be remembered, through her relationship with Warhorl, as an important individual
Suzie Frankfurt
Suzie Frankfurt (August 21, 1931 – January 7, 2005) was a prominent American interior decorator. Her popularity began in the 1950s when she designed the Young & Rubicam's lobby and when she became part of Andy Warhol's inner circle. Together she and Warhol produced a spoof of a haute cuisine cookbook. Her own decorating style, in contrast to Warhol's pop art, was traditional. Her connection with Warhol brought about client types that were both wealthy and well known in society.
Life.