Approximately 40 rare vintage photographs by Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Strand, Morton Schamberg, Edward Weston, and other photographers who, like Sheeler, drew inspiration from the American city, the machine, and the radical formal innovations of European modernism.

The Howard Gilman Gallery

... of the Gilman Paper Company are shown, including work by Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Strand, Morton Schamberg—who shared Sheeler’s first exhibition at ...

Some 30 works by the Mexican artist Marius de Zayas, exhibited together with photographic portraits from the Museum’s collection and published documents, convey the spirited dynamics of the Stieglitz Circle and de Zayas’s role as advisor and chronicler.

North mezzanine gallery, Lila Acheson Wallace Wing, Modern Art

... of painters and photographers who showed their work in New York at Alfred Stieglitz’s gallery “291.” De Zayas’s lively caricatures of Stieglitz and ...

... The heart of the department's holdings are two collections that, together, cover the half-19th-century from 1895 to 1945: the Alfred Stieglitz Collection and the Ford Motor Company Collection. Stieglitz made gifts of more than 600 works, in 1928, ...

2005-09-22

... her famous portrait by Picasso (1906), his first painting to enter the Museum's collection. In 1949 the gift of Alfred Stieglitz's large personal collection included: Kandinsky's Improvisation 27: The Garden of Love (1912), also shown at the Armory ...

2005-09-22