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Heinrich Kuehn. Portrait of Alfred Stieglitz. 1900
-shown as intellectual |
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Alfred Stieglitz. Spring Showers. 1900
-pictorialism
-interested in shape, soft focus,
-comparable to george inness |
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Alfred Stieglitz. The Steerage. 1905
-its his most important
-its where the poor people go, associated with immigration
-But really he just found the figures underneath interesting, a study of form and shape |
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Alfred Stieglitz. Equivalent. 1930
-part of a series
-clouds and gradiations of gray, black, white |
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Arthur Dove. The Lobster. 1910
-part of the circle
-distills what he sees
-influenced by post impressionist artists like Pablo Picasso
-Steglitsz thought it was too much of a Europpean copy |
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Arthur Dove. Nature Symbolized #2. 1915
-abstract
-pastel
-similar to Kandinsky |
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Marsden Hartley. Portrait of a German Officer. 1915
-symbolism
-was his lover, a love letter to him
-filled with military symbols and german symbols
-1914 WWI
-avante garde/abstract |
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Georgia O'Keefe. Black Iris. 1930
-very close up flowers
-pormoted as woman artist but didnt want that she was mad about it
-she did not mean for them to be sexual |
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John Marin. Lower Manhatten (Composition Derived from Top of Woolworth Building) 1920
-water color
-challenging
-growth of the city
-big and new
-amazing that man could create something so big |
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Max Weber. Rush Hour. New York. 1915
-cubo-futurist
-distinctly cubist color palette, browns, earth tones
-ultimately moves away from avant garde |
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