Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
16 Portraits [Limited Edition] / Skuber, Berty ; Burroughs WS ; Stein G ; Brecht G., 1980
This is Skuber's first book. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
57: Contemporary Book Arts / Juvelis, Priscilla ; Davidson L ; Stein G ; Jackman S ; McCallion B ; Morrison L ; Stone T., 2012
Group Portrait: The First American Avant-Garde / DeZayas M ; Duchamp M ; Ray M ; Picabia F ; Stein G., 1991
Exhibition was curated by Steven Watson. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Monografie, Cataloghi, Cartelle Serigrafie, Litografie Acqueforti, Collages ... / Belforte Editore Librario ; Caruso L ; Marinetti FT ; Stein G ; Cangiullo F ; Marchegiani E ; Mazza A., 1982
No.68 / Ulysses ; Turnbull G ; Nuttall J ; cummings ee ; Finlay IH ; Hollo A ; Jones D ; Kerouac J ; Logue C ; Pound E ; Stein G ; Ades D ; Morgan E., 1998
No.106 / Chloe's Books ; Burroughs WS ; Creeley R ; Johnson R ; Kerouac J ; McClure M ; Miller H ; Merton T ; Quasha G ; Smith WJ ; Stein G ; Vollmann W., 1998
Picasso to Plensa: A Century of Art from Spain / Ellen J. Landis, curator ; Picasso P ; Torres-Garcia J ; Jeffett W ; Stein G ; Miro J ; Rabascall J ; Miralda A ; Gris J ; Dali S ; Arp J ; Hausmann R ; Jean M ; Tapies A ; Saura A ; Equipo Cronica ; Grup De Treball ; Muntadas A ; Pazos C ; Plensa J., 2005 - 2006
William Jeffett contributed a lenghy, enlightening essay entitled "Avant-Garde and Moderization" to this catalogue. Marvin Sackner was a co-speaker with Jeffett at the symposium held in conjunction with the exhibition," Tour de France/Florida" at the Frost Museum in January 2012 and Jeffetts donated this catalogue to the Sackner Archive. Of note is a photograph of Joan Rabascall's sculpture "Monument to Televison (1992) on page 80 of the essay. The Sackners agreed to lend this sculpture to the exhiibition but their professional art movers deemed it too fragile to travel. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Prepare for Saints: Gertrude Stein, Virgil Thomson, and the Mainstreaming of American Modernism / Watson, Steven ; Stein G ; Thomson V ; Ford FM ; Hugnet G ; Quinn J ; Rodchenko A ; Ray M., 1998
This text describes the association of Thomson amd Stein in creating their opera "Four Saints in Three Acts," the first Modernist revolutionary work. The opera's success depended on a small group of Harvard graduates who shaped America's first museums of modern art and defined modern taste in the 1920's and 1930's. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.