Virginia Courtauld

Lady
Virginia Courtauld
Lady Virginia Courtauld
	"Portrait Bust of Virginia Courtauld", Filippo Lovatelli, 1923
Born	Vergilia Rosa Vester; 7 January 1885; Brăila, Kingdom of Romania
Died	20 December 1972 (aged 87); Jersey, Channel Islands, British Crown Dependency
Other names	Ginie Peirano; Ginie Courtauld; Virginia Spinola Peirano; Virginia Peirano Courtauld; Virginia Courtauld Peirano;
Citizenship	Italian (1885–); British (c.1925–); Rhodesian (1954–);
Occupation	Philanthropist
Known for	The Art Deco renovation of Eltham Palace; Former co-owner of La Rochelle;
Spouses	; Marchese Paolo Spinola di Luccoli (m. 1910; div. 1923) ; Sir Stephen Courtauld MC FRGS (m. 1923; died 1967)
Family	House of Spinola (by marriage, 1910–1923); Courtauld Family (by marriage,1923–);

Lady Virginia Courtauld (Known name of Virginia Peirano; formerly Spinola Peirano) was a Romanian-born philanthropist and member of the Courtauld Family, known for the Art Deco renovation of Eltham Palace and co-owning the La Rochelle country estate.