This New York gallery led by Alfred Stieglitz was at the forefront of modernist painting and photography in the United States.
1908 - 1917
This New York gallery led by Alfred Stieglitz was at the forefront of modernist painting and photography in the United States.
1908 - 1917
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This portrait gives us a glimpse into the creative circle of Alfred Stieglitz in 1920s New York, with references to Georgia O'Keeffe, Arthur Dove, Henry McBride, and others.
O'Keeffe takes on the New York skyline in the 1920s
If you walked into this art gallery you would likely have been quite surprised.
An interpretation of the city's colossal skyscrapers
Does a portrait need to be an accurate visual representation of the subject?
Confused by this painting? Imagine lying on the grass under a tree and looking up.
Knowledge of the poem “The Great Figure” by William Carlos Williams is critical for decoding this painting.
Though this photograph could be seen as a searing social commentary, its maker preferred to view it as fine art.