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Credits Authors Attorney Street Handball Court by Martin Wong: Vincent Falivene, production specialist Florine Stettheimer's Cathedrals: Agnès Gallifa, Educational Media intern assisted by Deborah Howes, museum educator New Work in New York: Deborah Howes, museum educator Struggle, Survival, Dreams, Success: Amy Silva, associate museum educator Thomas Struth's Streets of New York: Amy Silva, associate museum mducator Charles Sheeler's film Manhatta: Amy Silva, associate museum educator Curatorial Advisors Douglas Eklund, research associate, Photography Maria Morris Hambourg, curator in charge, Photography Lisa Hostetler, research associate, Photography Lisa M. Messinger, associate curator, Modern Art Jeff L. Rosenheim, associate curator, Photography Production team Deborah Howes, producer Lisa Evancavich, designer, Lasso Design Vincent Falivene, associate producer and programmer Paul Caro, associate producer Agnès Gallifa, production assistant Gillian Belnap, Marantine Hens, editors Kevin Park, design advisor All photography by The Photograph Studio of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, unless otherwise noted. Special thanks to: Osamu Takahashi, Eti Bonn, and Ethan Fugate of the Museum's Web Group for their production assistance, and Julie Zeftel, associate museum librarian, and Megan Heuer, Modern Art for their assistance in securing reproduction permissions. Sources: Bloemink, Barbara. Life and Art of Florine Stettheimer. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1995. Sussman, Elisabeth. Florine Stettheimer: Manhattan Fantastica. New York: Whitney Museum of American Art, 1995. |
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