Doris Fisher – Family, Family Tree
Doris F. Fisher with Her Late Husband Donald Fisher Founded the Gap, Chain Store in the Us. the Couple Collected 1,100 Artworks by 185 Artists Like Andy...
Doris F. Fisher with her late husband Donald Fisher founded The Gap, chain store in the US. The couple collected 1,100 artworks by 185 artists like Andy Warhol, Ellsworth Kelly, and Richard Serra.
These are exhibited in San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, supported by Doris. Forbes magazine named Doris Fisher as one of the 100 most powerful women.
Personal Life of Doris
Doris F. Fisher was born as Doris Feigenbaum in 1931 in New York.
Family of Doris
Her parents were Dorothy Bamberger and B. Joseph Feigenbaum. Her siblings are Ann F. Rossi (sister) and Joseph L. Feigenbaum (brother). Doris married Donald Fisher. They had three sons namely Robert J. Fisher, William S. Fisher and John J. Fisher. In 1969, Doris and Donald founded The Gap, the first ever chain retail store. They couple collected 1,100 artworks by 185 artists like Andy Warhol, Ellsworth Kelly, and Richard Serra. These are on display in San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, supported by Doris. Doris and her relatives live in San Francisco, California.
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