Florine Stettheimer papers, 1920-1940

Florine Stettheimer papers, 1920-1940

Summary Information

At a Glance

Call No.:
MS#1204
Bib ID:
4079368 View CLIO record
Creator(s):
Stettheimer, Florine, 1871-1944
Repository:
Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Physical Description:
15 Linear Feet (7 boxes 40 volumes 1 portfolio)
Language(s):
English .
Access:
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This collection has no restrictions.

Description

Summary

This collection includes correspondence, original artwork, journals and scrapbooks of Stettheimer's work, photographs of her paintings, apartments, family and friends, catalogues, books and articles pertaining to Stettheimer's paintings and exhibits and puppets for Four Saints in Three Acts and the (unfinished) ballet Pocahontas.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into 8 series.

Using the Collection

Restrictions on Access

You will need to make an appointment in advance to use this collection material in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room. You can schedule an appointment once you've submitted your request through your Special Collections Research Account.

This collection is located on-site.

This collection has no restrictions.

Terms Governing Use and Reproduction

Single photocopies may be made for research purposes. The RBML maintains ownership of the physical material only. Copyright remains with the creator and his/her heirs. The responsibility to secure copyright permission rests with the patron.

Preferred Citation

Identification of specific item; Date (if known); Florine Stettheimer papers; Box and Folder; Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University Library.

Accruals

Materials may have been added to the collection since this finding aid was prepared. Contact rbml@columbia.edu for more information.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Source of acquisition--Solomon, Joseph. Method of acquisition--Gift; Date of acquisition--1967. Accession number--M-67.

About the Finding Aid / Processing Information

Columbia University Libraries, Rare Book and Manuscript Library

Processing Information

Cataloged Christina Hilton Fenn 09/--/89.

Originally processed by Jane Sabersky. Reprocessed by Ellen Wurtzel, 3/2001.

Separated Materials

Columbia University Art Properties department holds a number of Stettheimer paintings and drawings, many of which are cataloged individually.

Revision Description

2010-03-25 Legacy finding aid created from Pro Cite.

2019-05-20 EAD was imported spring 2019 as part of the ArchivesSpace Phase II migration.

Biographical / Historical

American artist, theatrical set designer. Stettheimer is perhaps best known for the lavish sets and costumes she designed for the first American production, in 1934, of Gertrude Stein's opera FOUR SAINTS IN THREE ACTS, with music by Virgil Thomson.

Florine Stettheimer (August 29 1871-May 11 1944) was an artist, designer and poet. Although during her lifetime she was little known outside the circle of New York modernists of which she and her sisters were a part Stettheimer's achievements in painting and costume set and furniture design have since been recognized as important contributions to American art in the first half of the twentieth century. She was born in Rochester New York the second youngest of five children in a well-to-do German-Jewish family. After studying art in both New York and Europe Stettheimer settled permanently in New York City with her mother and two of her sisters Ettie and Carrie in 1914. Together they hosted salons and intellectual gatherings for over twenty years that included such figures as Gaston Lachaise Marcel Duchamp Carl Van Vechten Avery Hopwood Georgia O'Keefe and Alfred Stieglitz many of whom became the subjects of Stettheimer's portraits. Her first and only solo exhibition during her lifetime took place in 1916, subsequently Stettheimer showed her work only in group exhibitions. In her vividly-colored portraits of family and friends, Stettheimer both experimented with modernist styles and expressed her often witty social commentary on contemporary culture. She also designed picture frames furniture and other decorative elements for her studio and apartment in New York. Lastly Stettheimer created sets and costumes for two never-produced ballets and the well-known 1934 Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson opera Four Saints in Three Acts.

In addition to her inclusion in numerous group exhibitions since her death, there have been two retrospectives of Stettheimer's work in 1946 at the Museum of Modern Art and in 1995 at the Whitney Museum of American Art. Her paintings have been donated to museums around the country, and her extant diaries and correspondence are housed in the Beinicke Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Yale University while her journals, early paintings and drawings and scrapbooks are at the Columbia University Rare Book and Manuscript Library in New York.

Subject Headings

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Genre/Form
Drawings (visual works)
Photographic prints
Name
Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946
Thomson, Virgil, 1896-1989
Subject
Costume
Operas -- United States
Puppet plays
Scrapbooks
Set designers
Theaters -- Stage-setting and scenery
Women artists

Series I: Correspondence


Box 1 Folder 1

Penelope Redd To Florine Stettheimer, [n.p.], May 13, 1922, 1 t.n.s., 1 a.n.s.


Box 1 Folder 2

H.E. Schnakenberg To Florine Stettheimer, [n.p.], December 10, 1935


Box 1 Folder 3

Glenway Wescott To Ettie Stettheimer, [n.p.], November 21, 1946

[Including a copy of his letter to the editor of "Art News" and draft of her reply]


Box 1 Folder 4

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and Mary Todhunter Clark Rockefeller To Ettie Stettheimer, [N.Y.], October, [n.y.]

[Invitation to dinner preceeding the opening of the Florine Stettheimer Exhibition October 1st, [n.d]]


Box 1 Folder 5

Donald Gallup To Joseph Solomon, [n.p.], January 23, 1956


Box 1 Folder 6

Virgil Thomson To Jane Sabersky, [n.p.], February 24, 1973


Box 4

Joseph Solomon To Jane Sabersky, [n.p.], September 18, 1973

[Enclosed in View Magazine]

Series II: Manuscripts


Box 1 Folder 7

Names of artists, [n.p.], [n.d], 5 sheets, 1 sketch


Box 1 Folder 7

List of Stettheimer's paintings and their dates, [n.p.], [n.d.], 2 sheets


Box 1 Folder 7

List of people in painting 'Duchamp's Birthday' and partial list of people in painting 'Cathedral Wall Street', [n.p.], [n.d.], 2 sheets


Box 6

MOMA exhibit [1946], [N.Y.], [ca.1946], 127 Typed and handwritten 3 x 5 in. cards

Series III: Original artwork by Stettheimer


Subseries III.1: Unbound


Box 1 Folder 1a & 1b

Watercolored cards, [n.p.], [n.d.], 28 cards, 4.5 x 3.5 in

[With note that cards made at school for fortune-telling]


Box 1 Folder 2

House, landscape designs, portraits, [n.p.], [n.d.], 11 watercolors


Box 1 Folder 3a-3c

Pocahontas-notes on Pocahontas' life and sketches for the ballet, including props and costumes , [n.p.], [n.d.]


Box 1 Folder 4a-4c

Pencil and ink sketches of furniture and frame design, with some notes. Includes photograph of a frame and side table designed by Stettheimer, [n.p.], [n.d.], 66


Box 1 Folder 5

Sketches of Roman Catholic ceremonies, [n.p.], 1900?, 6 Pencil, watercolor and pastel


Box 1 Folder 6

Studies of European landscapes, with notes on entrances to Royal Court of England, [n.p.], [n.d.], 2 watercolor


Box 1 Folder 7

Study for portrait of Carrie Stettheimer, [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 watercolor, pencil


Box 1 Folder 8

Study of Picadilly and New York, [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 watercolor, pencil


Box 1 Folder 9

Sketches and notebook of Tarrytown, zoo in parks, [N.Y.], [n.d.], 2 pencil


Box 1 Folder 10

Sketch of mother; another sketch on reverse, [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 charcoal


Box 1 Folder 11-20

Landscapes: Dinard, Starnbergersee, Barbizon, Etretat, harbor and beach scenes, [v.p.], [n.d.], 10: 9.5 x 13 in. Paintings on wood


Flat Box 210

Landscapes: Lac de Geneve, Chamonix? Vulpera, [v.p.], [n.d.], 3 Painted canvas


Subseries III.2: Journals


Flat Box 208

Notes and sketches on European artists and patrons; tombs and cathedrals; chair frame; ornament design; cut out of frames, [n.p.], [n.d.]

[Should be unfolded]


Flat Box 208

Sketches , [n.p.], [n.d.], Pencil, watercolor, pastel

[mostly empty]


Flat Box 210

Sketches , Rome, [n.d.], Pencil, charcoal, watercolor, mixed

[filled]


Flat Box 269

Flowers. Landscapes of a park, [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 separated leaf Pencil, watercolor, Entire journal pencil, watercolor, charcoal

[mostly filled; poorly bound]


Flat Box 210

Landscape sketches , Vulpera (Switzerland), [n.d.], Pencil, watercolor

[filled]


Flat Box 212

Florine's artwork, exhibition notices and catalogues, newspaper reviews and notices, 1922-1924?, Photographs, printed material

[disbound scrapbook.]


Flat Box 209

Landscapes and portraits , Tyrol, Salzburg, Bavaria, [n.d.], Pencil, crayon

[filled. Includes 2 unbound watercolors]


Flat Box 209

Landscapes, Andirondacks, NY, 1904-5, Pencil, charcoal, watercolor, crayon

[mostly filled]


Flat Box 209

Landscapes: Thirn? Gurnigelbad (Switz.) Biarritz, Evian, Lucerne, [v.p.], 1914, Pencil, watercolor, crayon

[filled]


Flat Box 209

Landscapes and figures, [n.p.], [n.d.], Pencil, watercolor

[mostly filled]


Flat Box 210

Women in various poses, 1908-9, Pencil, watercolor

[mostly filled. Includes 2 loose sheets]


Flat Box 210

Lakes, cityscapes, parks, villas, Italy, [n.d.], Pencil, watercolor

[partly filled]


Flat Box 208

Landscapes , [n.p.], [n.d.], Pencil, watercolor

[half filled]


Flat Box 210

Landscapes, Vulpera (Switzerland), [n.d.], Pencil, charcoal, watercolor

[filled]


Flat Box 208

Landscapes , Berncastel, the Mosel, etc., 1910-1912[?], Pencil, watercolor

[mostly filled]


Flat Box 208

Landscapes, portraits, architectural details, [n.p.], [n.d.], Pencil, pen, crayon

[filled]


Flat Box 210

Landscapes and portraits , Venice[?], [n.d.], Pencil, watercolor

[mostly filled. Includes three loose pencil and crayon landscapes]


Flat Box 208

Florine's schoolgirl productions, sketches of people, some labeled, [n.p.], [n.d.], Pencil, watercolor

[filled]


Flat Box 211

Florine Stettheimer's various apartments, Bryant Park Studios (Beaux Arts) 80 W. 40th Street, NYC and Alwyn Court, 58th and 7th Ave., NYC, [n.d.], Photographs

[some missing, some labeled]


Flat Box 209

Costume designs in pencil and watercolor. Sketches of costume and set design, [n.p.], [n.d.], 2 Pencil, watercolor

[Partly filled; 4 have come loose]


Flat Box 269

Drawings made from ages 12-16, [n.p.], [n.d.], Pencil

In January 2023, this file of drawings has been transferred to Columbia University Art Properties department, which already has a number of Stettheimer paintings and drawings in its custody. Please contact Art Properties for infomation and access to these materials.

[Loose sheets. All signed.]


Flat Box 208

Portraits , [n.p.], [n.d.], Watercolor

[Loose sheets. Seem very early]


Subseries III.3: Figurines

The figurines require advance notice to use. Please contact the RBML to set up an appointment to view these items


Flat Box 205

Figurines for Pocahontas , [n.p.], [n.d], 8 figurines Wire, crepe paper, thread, feathers, cellophane

Requires advance notice to use. Please contact the RBML in advance of your visit to schedule an appointmetn to view


Flat Box 206

Figurines for Pocahontas, [n.d], 14 figurines Wire, crepe paper, thread, feathers, cellophane

Requires advance notice to use. Please contact the RBML in advance of your visit to schedule an appointmetn to view


Box Custom Box

Props for Four Saints in Three Acts, [n.d], Coral, metal, cloth, toile and feathers

Requires advance notice to use. Please contact the RBML in advance of your visit to schedule an appointmetn to view


Box Custom Box

Figurines for Four Saints in Three Acts, 1934, 26 figurines Wire, crepe paper, thread, feathers, velvet, toile, feather, cellophane

Requires advance notice to use. Please contact the RBML in advance of your visit to schedule an appointmetn to view


Box 5

Materials used in the creation of the figurines, [n.d], ca. 10 items Blue cellophane, cloth, feathers, lace

Requires advance notice to use. Please contact the RBML in advance of your visit to schedule an appointmetn to view

[Used for making figurines]

Series IV: Original artwork (not by Stettheimer)


Flat Box 269

Weller Landscape, [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 Painted canvas

Series V: Scrapbook


Flat Box 212

No. 1: Photographs of artwork, printed notices, catalogues and articles about exhibitions, ca. 1916-1922, Photographs, printed materials

Series VI: Photographs

Some photographs have multiple copies and might be found in more than one location. The count indicated is often for all of the items in both locations.


Subseries VI.1: Stettheimer's work


Box 2 Folder 1

"Landscape with Trees", [1901?], 1 Photograph


Box 2 Folder 1

"Spring", 1907, 1 Photograph


Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Spring", 1907, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 1

"Head of Medusa", 1908, 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 1

Scenario for ballet, "Orphee of the Quat'z Arts", c. 1912, 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 1

"Still Life number 1 with Flowers" or "Flowers against Wallpaper", 1915, 1 photograph


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Still Life number 1 with Flowers" or "Flowers against Wallpaper", 1915, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 1

"Flowers number 3 Against BlueGreen (Shallow Bowl)", c. 1915, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 1

"Family Portrait number 1", 1915, 7 [total] Photographs


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Family Portrait number 1", 1915, 7 [total] Photographs


Box 2 Folder 1

"Andre Brook-front", 1915, 4 Photographs


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Andre Brook-front", 1915, 4 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 1

"Andre Brook-back", 1915, 1 photograph


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Andre Brook-back", 1915, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 1

"Portrait of Avery Hopwood", 1915-16, 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 1

"Nude/Self-Portrait", c. 1915-16, 4 Photographs


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Nude/Self-Portrait", c. 1915-16, 4 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 1

"Jenny and Genevieve", [n.p.], [n.d.], 4 Photographs

[exhibited in 1916)]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Jenny and Genevieve", [n.p.], [n.d.], 4 Photographs

[exhibited in 1916)]


Box 2 Folder 1

"Flowers with a Parrot", 1916, 3 Photographs


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Flowers with a Parrot", 1916, 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 1

"Flowers with a Parrots (portrait painted out)", 1916, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 1

"Tulips with Curtain" or "Flowers number 4: early version", 1916, 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 1

"Tulips with Curtain" or "Flowers number 4", 1916?, 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 1

"Flowers with Aphrodite", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph

[exhibited in 1916]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Flowers with Aphrodite", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph

[exhibited in 1916]


Box 2 Folder 1

"Flowers in Two Bowls: tall thin white and low decorated white", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph

[exhibited in1916?]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Flowers in Two Bowls: tall thin white and low decorated white", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph

[exhibited in1916?]


Box 2 Folder 1

"Mixed Flowers in Tall White Bowl", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph

[exhibited 1916?]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Mixed Flowers in Tall White Bowl", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph

[exhibited 1916?]


Box 2 Folder 1

"Woman Arranging Flowers in White Bowl", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph

[exhibited 1916-17]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Woman Arranging Flowers in White Bowl", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph

[exhibited 1916-17]


Box 2 Folder 1

"Mixed flowers in White Shallow Bowl", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph

[exhibited 1916?]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Mixed flowers in White Shallow Bowl", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph

[exhibited 1916?]


Box 2 Folder 1

"Eastern Picture", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph

[exhibited in 1916?]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Eastern Picture", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph

[exhibited in 1916?]


Box 2 Folder 1

"Sunday Afternoon in the Country", 1917, 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 1

"West Point", 1917, 4 Photographs


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"West Point", 1917, 4 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 1

"La Fete A Duchamps", 1917, 2 Photographs

[with attached description]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"La Fete A Duchamps", 1917, 2 Photographs

[with attached description]


Box 2 Folder 2

"Soiree" or "Studio Party", 1917-19, 2 Photographs


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Soiree" or "Studio Party", 1917-19, 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 2

"Heat", 1918, 3 Photographs

[with attached description]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Heat", 1918, 3 Photographs

[with attached description]


Box 2 Folder 2

"Picnic at Bedford Hills", 1918, 3 Photographs


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Picnic at Bedford Hills", 1918, 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 2

"New York 1918", 1918, 2 Photographs


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"New York 1918", 1918, 2 Photographs


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"7 Flowers in White Vase under a Canopy", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph

[exhibited Society of Independents, 1918]


Box 2 Folder 2

"Lake Placid", 1919, 3 Photographs


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Lake Placid", 1919, 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 2

"Asbury Park South", 1920, 1 photograph

[with attached description]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Asbury Park South", 1920, 1 photograph

[with attached description]


Box 2 Folder 2

Asbury Park South, showing water damage, [n.p.], [n.d.], 7 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 2

"Music", c. 1920, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 2

"Portrait of Adolfo Best-Maugard", post-1920, 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 2

"Spring Sale at Bendels", 1921, 1 photograph


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Spring Sale at Bendels", 1921, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 2

"Flower Bouquet number 1" or "Easter Bouquet, c. 1921, 1 photograph


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Flower Bouquet number 1" or "Easter Bouquet, c. 1921, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 2

"Flower Bouquet number 2" or "Cornucopia of Flowers", c.1921, 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 2

"Flowers in a Cup/Flowers no. 9", c. 1921, 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 2

"Russian Bank", 1921, 3 Photographs


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Russian Bank", 1921, 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 2

"Portrait of Carl Van Vechten", 1922, 4 Photographs


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Portrait of Carl Van Vechten", 1922, 4 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 2

"Portrait of Henry McBride", 1922, 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 2

"Fourfold Decorative Panel of Stettheimer Family", [n.d. (exhibited in 1922)], 1 photograph of Florin's panel in Box 2; 1 complete set in Journal no. 6

[1 complete set in Journal no. 6]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Fourfold Decorative Panel of Stettheimer Family", [n.d. (exhibited in 1922)], 1 photograph of Florin's panel in Box 2; 1 complete set in Journal no. 6

[1 complete set in Journal no. 6]


Box 2 Folder 2

"Fire Screen with Persiana", [c. 1922], 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 3

"Portrait of Myself", 1923, 1 negative


Box 2 Folder 3

"Portrait of Myself", 1923, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 3

"Portrait of My Sister, Ettie Stettheimer", 1923, 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 3

"Portrait of my Sister, Carrie W. Stettheimer with Doll's House", 1923, 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 3

"Portrait of Marcel Duchamp", 1923, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 3

"Portrait of Louis Bouche", 1923, 1 photograph


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Portrait of Louis Bouche", 1923, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 3

"Portrait of Joseph Hergesheimer", 1923, 1 photograph

[with attached description]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Portrait of Joseph Hergesheimer", 1923, 1 photograph

[with attached description]


Box 2 Folder 3

"Portrait of Baron de Meyer", 1923, 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 3

"Portrait of Louis Bernheimer", 1923, 1 photograph


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Portrait of Louis Bernheimer", 1923, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 3

"Our Neighbors number 1", 1923, 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 3

"Our Neighbors no. 2", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 3

"Beauty Contest: to the memory of P.T. Barnum", 1924, 1 photograph

[with attached description]


Box 2 Folder 3

"Portrait of my Mother", 1925, 5 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 3

"Bouquet for Ettie" or "Flowers with Blue Curtain", 1927, 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 3

"Natatorium Undine", 1927, 4 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 3

"Fourth of July number 1", 1927, 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 3

"Fourth of July number 2", 1927, 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 3

"Three Flowers" or "Journey to the Sun", c. 1927, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 3

"Three Flowers and a Dragonfly", 1928, 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 3

"Portrait of Padre Carlos Westend", 1928, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 3

"Portrait of my Aunt, Caroline Walter Neustater", 1928, 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 3

"Portrait of Alfred Steiglitz", 1928, 2 Photographs

[with attached description]


Box 2 Folder 4

"Cathedrals of Broadway", 1929, 3 Photographs

[with attached description]


Box 2 Folder 4

"Portrait of Our Nurse, Margaret Burgess", 1929, 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 4

"Portrait of my Teacher in Stuttgart, Fraulein von Preiser", 1929, 8 Photographs

[with attached description]


Box 2 Folder 4

"My Birthday Eyegay", 1929, 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 4

"Love Flight of a Pink Candy Heart", 1930, 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 4

"Sun", 1931, 7 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 4

"Cathedrals of 5th Avenue", 1931, 8 Photographs

[with attached description]


Box 2 Folder 4

"Birthday Bouquet/Flowers with Snake", 1932, 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 4

"Family Portrait number 2", 1933, 8 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 4

"Spring 1932/Portrait of the Dancer, Olin Howland", 1933, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 4

"Cathedrals of Wall Street", 1939, 1 photograph

[with attached description]


Box 2 Folder 4

"Cathedrals of Art", 1942 (unfinished), 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 4

"Cathedrals of Art" detail, 1942, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 5

"Four Flowers and a Dragonfly", [n.p.], [n.d.], 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 5

"Phlox: Verbena and Yellow Daisies", [n.p.], [n.d.], 3 Photographs

[is this Still Life with Flowers, c. 1921?]


Box 2 Folder 5

"Five Flower Bouquet/Cornucopia of Flowers", [n.p.], [n.d.], 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 5

"Flowers number 6", [n.p.], [n.d.], 3 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 5

"Flowers with Japanese Print", [n.p.], [n.d.], 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 5

"Flowers with White Curtain--Spring Bouquet", [n.p.], [n.d.], 2 Photographs

[is this Morning?]


Box 2 Folder 5

"Flowers number 5" or "Spring Bouquet", [n.p.], [n.d.], 4 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 5

"Zinnias" or "Flowers in White Bowl with drape festoon", [n.p.], [n.d.], 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 5

"12 Flowers under a canopy", [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 5

"Mars figure", [n.p.], [n.d.], 2 Photographs


Box 2 Folder 5

Stettheimer Memorial Exhibition at the MOMA, 1946, 7 Photographs


Subseries VI.2: Artwork other than Stettheimer's


Box 2 Folder 6

Carl Sprinchorn 'Chair with Fruit and a Parrot', 1926, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 6

Carl Sprinchorn Portrait of a woman, unknown, [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 7

Adolfo Best-Maugard Portrait of Henrie Waste (Ettie Stettheimer), 1920, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder 8

Bradley Duli? Portrait of a woman, 1833, 1 photograph


Box 2 Folder Folders 9a-9c

Classical and early modern artwork, sculptures and paintings, [n.p.], [n.d.], 32 and prints Photographs


Subseries VI.3: Stettheimer apartments


Box 3 Folder 1

Florine's apartments and studio, New York, [n.d.], 27 Photographs


Box 3 Folder 1

Family apartment at Alwyn Court, New York, 1926-35, 3 Photographs


Box 3 Folder 1

Interior on Hohenstaufen Strasse, Munich, 1912-13, 2 Photographs


Flat Box 211 Folder No. 19

Florine's studio on W. 40th St. and Alwyn Court, New York, [n.d.]


Subseries VI.4: Carrie Stettheimer's dollhouse


Box 3 Folder 2

Interiors and exterior of the dollhouse, including Gallery of Masterpieces, [n.p.], [n.d.], 13 Photographs


Box 3 Folder 2

The dollhouse [Carrie Stettheimer], Museum of the City of New York, [n.d.], 1 postcard


Subseries VI.5: Family and friends


Box 3 Folder 3

Mielziner, artist Ettie Stettheimer?portrait, 1916, 2 charcoal Photographs


Box 3 Folder 3

Arnold Genthe, photographer Ettie Stettheimer, NY, [n.d.], 1 photograph


Box 3 Folder 3

Arnold Genthe, photographer Ettie Stettheimer portrait, NY, [n.d.], 1 photograph


Box 3 Folder 3

Florine Stettheimer Portrait of Stettheimer, leaning on sundial, [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph


Box 3 Folder 3

Florine Stettheimer Portrait of Florine Stettheimer in a flowered dress in the woods, [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph


Box 3 Folder 3

Carrie Stettheimer Portrait of Carrie Stettheimer in Red Cross uniform, [n.p.], [n.d.], 1 photograph


Box 3 Folder 3

Carrie Stettheimer Portrait of Carrie Stettheimer in Red Cross uniform, [n.p.], [n.d.], 2 Photographs

Series VII: Printed Material

Some notices, catalogues and articles have multiple copies and might be found in more than one location


Subseries VII.1: Exhibition/performance notices and invitations


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Exhibition of Paintings by Miss Florine Stettheimer", Mssrs. M. Knoedler & Co., October 16-28, 1916


Box 3 Folder 4

"Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings Showing the Later Tendencies in Art", Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, April 16-May 15, 1921


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Retrospective Exhibition of American Art", Junior Art Patrons of America, May 6-21, 1921


Box 3 Folder 5

"Exhibition of Contemporary American Art, Modern Artists of America, Inc.", Galleries of Joseph Brummer, April 1-30, 1922


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Exhibition of Contemporary American Art, Modern Artists of America, Inc.", Galleries of Joseph Brummer, April 1-30, 1922


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Annual American Exhibition at the Wanamaker Gallery of Modern Decorative Arts", Wanamaker Gallery, Belmaison, January 22-February 17, 1923


Box 3 Folder 6

Sarah Newmeyer "Museum of Modern Art Opens Large Exhibition of Paintings by Florine Stettheimer" (MOMA press release), Museum of Modern Art, [c.1946]


Box 3 Folder 7

"Invitation from the Arts Club of Chicago for two exhibitions: Andre Derain and Florine Stettheimer", Arts Club, Chicago, January 3, 1947


Box 3 Folder 8

"Invitation for opening of the Alfred Stieglitz Collection of Modern Art for Fisk University and the Florine Stettheimer Memorial Collection of Books about the Fine Arts", Fisk University, November 4, 1949


Box 3 Folder 9

Playbill for Four Saints in Three Acts, The Broadway Theatre, 1952


Box 3 Folder 10

"Circulating Exhibitions at the MOMA, 1953-4", [New York], 1953


Box 3 Folder 11

"Exhibition at Mrs. Brumback's 12th Street Gallery", Mrs. Brumback's 12th Street Gallery, February 18-March 5,[n.d.]


Box 3 Folder 12

"Second Annual Decorative Exhibition in Wanamaker Gallery of Modern Decorative Art", Wanamaker Gallery, Belmaison, March 1-21,[n.d.]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Second Annual Decorative Exhibition in Wanamaker Gallery of Modern Decorative Art", Wanamaker Gallery, Belmaison, March 1-21,[n.d.]


Subseries VII.2: Catalogues


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

First Annual Exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists, April 10-May 6, 1917, partial


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Second Annual Exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists, April 20-May 12, 1918, partial


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Third Annual Exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists, March 28-April 14, 1919, partial


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Fourth Annual Exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists, March 11-April 1, 1920, partial


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Exhibition of Modern Art by Contemporary Artists", Worcester Art Museum, April 25-May 16, 1920


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Suggestions for the Decoration of the Fireplace", The Arts Guild Galleries, April 11-23, 1921


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Fifth Annual Exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists, February 26-March 24, 1921, Imcomplete


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

The First Retrospective Exhibition of American Art, Junior Art Patron's of America, May 6-21, 1921, Incomplete


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Paintings and Drawings by American Artists showing the Later Tendencies in Art", Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, 1921?


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Decorative Paintings at the Wanamaker Gallery of Modern Decorative Arts, Wanamaker Gallery, Belmaison, February 4-28, 1922, partial


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Sixth Annual Exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists, March 11-April 2, 1922, partial


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Modern Sculpture, Water Colors and Drawings at the Colony Club, New York, April 2-13, 1922, partial


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Salon D'Automne, 15eme Exposition, November 1-December 20, 1922, partial


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Annual American Exhibition at the Wanamaker Gallery of Modern Decorative Art, Wanamaker Gallery, Belmaison, January 22-February 17, 1923


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Seventh Annual Exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists, February 24-March 18, 1923, partial


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Eighth Annual Exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists, March 7-30, 1924, partial


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Twenty-Third International Exhibition of Paintings at the Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, April 24-June 15, 1924, partial


Box 3 Folder 13

Twenty-Third Annual Exhibition of Modern Decorative Art at the Art Institute of Chicago, Art Institute, Chicago, December 23, 1924-January 25, 1925


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Society of Independent Artists, 1925, partial


Box 3 Folder 14

"One Hundred Important Paintings by Living American Artists", organized by the Arts Council of the City of New York, Architectural and Allied Arts Exposition, April 15-27, 1929


Box 3 Folder 15

Exhibition of The American Society of Painters, Sculptors and Gravers, Whitney Museum of American Art, February 6-28, 1932


Box 3 Folder 16

First Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary American Painting, Whitney Museum of American Art, November 22, 1932-January 5, 1933


Box 3 Folder 22

Henry McBride "Florine Stettheimer", Museum of Modern Art, 1946, 3

[two hardcover; one paperback]


Box 3 Folder 17

"Exhibition of Paintings by Florine Stettheimer", The Arts Club of Chicago, January 3-25, 1947


Box 3 Folder 18

Auction Catalogue, Parke-Bernet Galleries, Inc., March 22, 1947


Box 3 Folder 19

"The Flowers of Florine Stettheimer", Durlacher Bros., New York, February 2-28, 1948


Box 3 Folder 20

The Alfred Stieglitz Collection for Fisk University, The Carl Van Vechten Gallery of Fine Arts, Fisk University, 1949


Box 3 Folder 21

"Fruits and Flowers in Painting: an exhibition spanning five centuries of art in the Western World", The Santa Barbara Museum of Art, August 12-September 14, 1958


Box 3 Folder 23

"Florine Stettheimer: an Exhibition of Paintings, Watercolors, Drawings", Columbia University, February 8-March 8, 1973


Box 3 Folder 23

Elizabeth Sussman and Barbara Bloemink "Florine Stettheimer, Manhattan Fantastica", The Whitney Museum of Art, 1995


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"American Paintings and Sculpture Pertaining to the War", M. Knoedler & Co., April 29-May 15 [n.d.]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Second Annual Decorative Exhibition in the Wanamaker Gallery of Modern Decorative Art, Belmaison, March 1-21


Subseries VII.3: Magazines and books


Box 4 Folder 1

Marsden Hartley "The Paintings of Florine Stettheimer", Creative Art: a magazine of fine and applied art, 1931, pp.19-23


Box 4 Folder 2

Stettheimer's "West Point", Town & Country, May 1945, 1 cover


Box 4 Folder 4

Parker Tyler "Stettheimer, Frances, Leonid, Tanguy", View: surrealism in Belgium, December 1946, pp. 36-40


Box 4 Folder 5

Henry McBride "Artists in the Drawing-Room" on the Stettheimer sisters, Town & Country, December 1946, pp. 74-77


Box 4 Folder 6

The Stettheimer Doll's House presented to the Museum of the City of New York, Museum of the City of New York, June 12, 1947

[included with "The Laying of the Corner Stone of the Museum of the City of New York and the Building Fund list", April 30, 1929]


Box 4 Folder 7

Carl Van Vechten "How I Remember Joseph Hergesheimer", Yale University Library Gazette, vol. 22, no. 3, January 1948, pp. 87-93


Box 4 Folder 8

Gifts to the University, University of California, January 1-December 31, 1951

[gift from Ettie Stettheimer]


Box 4 Folder 9

The Avery Hopwood and Jule Hopwood Awards in Creative Writing, University of Michigan, August 29, 1958

[Including reproduction of Stettheimer portrait of Avery Hopwood]


Box 4 Folder 10

A. Everett Austin Issue dedicated to A. Everett Austin, Jr., John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, Wadsworth Atheneum, 1958

[Produced 4 Saints in 3 Acts in 1934]


Box 4 Folder 11

The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, June 1960, Calendar

[Including mention of acquisition of Stettheimer's "Portrait of our Nurse, Mary Burgess"]


Box 4 Folder 12

Clifford Wright Helten I den nye verden: 12 kapitler om amerikansk kunst-fra en kunsters synspunkt, 1963, book


Subseries VII.4: Clippings and articles


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Miss Stettheimer's Oils", American Art News, October 21, 1916


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

W.G. Bowdoin "Miss Florine Stettheimer at Knoedler's", the Brooklyn Evening World, October 21, 1916


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Article, New York Evening Mail, October 21, 1916


Box 4 Folder 13

Article, New York Evening Post, October 21, 1916


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Article, New York Evening Post, October 21, 1916


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Article, Brooklyn Eagle, October 22, 1916


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Frederick W. Eddy "Panel Painting, Suggestive of a Fresco of Period of Louis XVI", The World, Sunday, October 22, 1916


Box 4 Folder 13

"Paintings and Prints Open", New York Times Magazine, October 22, 1916


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Article, New York Tribune, October 24, 1916


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Henry McBride Article, New York Sun, April 28, 1918


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Article, New York Herald Tribune, May 5, 1918


Box 4 Folder 13

"Paintings and Sculptures of War one of Several Interesting Arts Shows" , New York Herald, May 5, 1918


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Portraits of Men in Service", the Brooklyn Eagle, May 5, 1918


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Notes on Current Art", New York Times, 1919


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Hamilton Easter Field "Society of Independent Artists at the Waldorf" , The Brooklyn Daily Eagle?, 1919


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Mrs. Whitney's Art Gift" , New York Herald Sun, March 30, 1920


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Article, Brooklyn Eagle, March 28, 1920


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

James Gibbons Huneker "Too Proud to Paint, Independent Idea" , New York World, March 20, 1920


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Article, New York American, March 14, 1920


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

S. Jay Kaufman "Round the Town", The Globe, March 20,1920


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Hamilton Easter Field "The Arts", April, 1921


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Henry McBride "Independent Art Show Teaches a Moral Lesson", New York Sun's Herald, [n.d.]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Independents' Art Show Voluminous" , New York Evening Post, February ?, 1921


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Art Independents Hang Cubists High", New York[?], [n.d.]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Henry McBride "Bronze Shows How Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney Had Cubism Thrust Upon Her" , New York Herald, March 6, 1921


Box 4 Folder 14

Matthew Lorden "Why One Artist Became a Modernist", New York Evening World, March 20, 1921


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

David Lloyd "Radical Artists Show Their Work" , New York Evening Post, April 16, 1921


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Bushnell Dimond "Boredom Banished by the Modernists" , The Philadelphia Inquirer, April 17, 1921


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Henry McBride "Old Academy Housing Exhibition of Many Phases of Modern Art" , The New York Herald, April 17, 1921


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"Mantels and Over Mantels on View", New York Herald, April 17, 1921


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

H. Field? "At the Pennsylvania Academy", Brooklyn Eagle, 1921

[partial]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"World of Art":Later Tendencies at the Philadelphia Exhibition" , New York Times Book Review and Magazine, April 24, 1921


Box 4 Folder 14

Article, New York Evening Post, April 30, 1921


Box 4 Folder 14

Paul Rosenfeld "The Academy Opens Its Doors", New Republic, May 4, 1921


Box 4 Folder 14

"American Society Opens Art Display at Whitney Gallery" , New York Herald, October 23, 1921


Box 4 Folder 14

"Arts Building Stops Dance, So 500 Go to Lewisohn's" , New York Herald, May 7, 1921


Box 4 Folder 14

Stanley Olmstead "'Junior Patrons' to Develop New Army of Art Buyers", New York Evening Mail, May 14, 1921


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Decorators at Wanamaker's", American Art News, February 18, 1922


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Illustration of decorative panel by Florine Stettheimer, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, February 19, 1922


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Hamilton Easter Field "At Wanamaker's", [n.p.], [n.d.]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

David Lloyd "Wanamaker's", New York Evening Post, February 25, 1922


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"'Scrambled Art' Exhibited in Tempermental Riot", Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, March 11, 1922


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Independent Show Has Grown Serious", American Art News, March 11, 1922


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Art Review", [n.p.], [n.d.]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

David Lloyd "Independents Like Public's Ridicule", New York Evening Post, March 13, 1922


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Studio and Gallery", New York Sun, March 18, 1922


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Public Finds Some Art of Independents Quite Worth While", [n.p.], [n.d.]


Box 4 Folder 14

"Independent Artists as Amusing as Ever" , New York Herald, March 19, 1922

[complete in Journal no. 6]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Independent Artists as Amusing as Ever" , New York Herald, March 19, 1922

[complete in Journal no. 6]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Modernists Form New Artist Society", American Art News, March 25, 1922


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

Penelope Redd "Daily Life Incidents are Taken for Stettheimer Decorations; Skill, Pity, Mockery Combined", Pittsburgh Post, April 2, 1922

[See also: Journal. No. 6. Partial in scrapbook no. 1 and complete in Journal no. 6]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Review", New York Times, April 9, 1922


Box 4 Folder 14

Henry Tyrrell "Significant Form, Line, Color in Recent Shows of Modern Art", April 16,1922


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Henry Tyrrell "Significant Form, Line, Color in Recent Shows of Modern Art", April 16,1922


Box 4 Folder 14

Henry McBride "Notable Display of Contemporary French works in the Sculptors' Gallery and the Colony Club Houses Pictures by Some of the Liveliest Americans", April 22, 1922


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Henry McBride "Notable Display of Contemporary French works in the Sculptors' Gallery and the Colony Club Houses Pictures by Some of the Liveliest Americans", April 22, 1922


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 1

"The Fine Arts: Modern Arts in Worcester", The Boston Evening Transcript, April 30, 1922


Box 4 Folder 14

Baron de Meyer Silhouettes and coiffure notes, Harper's Bazaar, August, 1922


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Henry McBride "Art News and Reviews", New York Herald, February 25, 1923

[missing article]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Studio and Gallery" , New York Sun, March 3, 1923


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Henry McBride "Striking Exhibition of the Independents: Usual Giddy Throng Attends Annual Show at Waldorf", New York Herald, March 4, 1923


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Where Two Thousand Artists Strive for Recognition", Arts & Decoration, March 1923


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Alexander Brook Blurb, 1923?


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Margaret Breuning "Pleasing Exhibit by Independent Artists", 1923?


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Independents Artists' Exhibition", Christian Science Monitor, March 7, 1923


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Fanny Butcher Blurb, Chicago Daily Tribune, March 10, 1923?


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Decorative Art", New York Evening Post, March 10, 1923


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Article, New York Sun, March 10, 1923


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

"Decorative Art Exhibit at Wanamaker Galleries", New York Herald, March 11, 1923


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Burton Rascoe "Book News and Reviews" , New York Tribune, March 11, 1923


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

R.F. "Decorative Art in New York", Christian Science Monitor, March 12, 1923


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Henry McBride "City of New York As Seen by the Artists" , New York Herald, May 27, 1923


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Henry McBride "The New Gallery on Madison Avenue arranges an exhibition" , New York Herald, May 13, 1923


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Steichen, photographer "Callot and Paquin Creations for the Evening Mode", Vogue, September 1923

[Screen behind model by Florine Stettheimer]


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Henry McBride "Barrau's Spanish Sunlight Pictures Attract Attention" , New York Herald, November 18, 1923


Box 4 Folder 14

Burton Rascoe "A Bookman's Day Book" , New York Tribune, November 25, 1923


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Henry McBride "Independent Art Has Vivid Opening: Nudes Seem in Style Again, Says Visitor at Exhibition", New York Herald, Sunday, Nov ?, 1923?


Box 4 Folder 14

"Mr. and Mrs. Rodolph Valentino"(draped over Stettheimer painting), Vanity Fair, November 1923

[Reverse of Callot and Paquin photo]


Box 4 Folder 14

Steichen, photographer Models posed in front of Stettheimer works, [n.p.], [1923?], 3


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Guy Pene Du Bois "A Notable Exhibition by Modern Decorative Artists", Vogue, 1923?


Box 4 Folder 14

"Independent Show Taking Shape", The Sun, [n.d.] (1924?)


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Peyton Boswell "Independent Art Exhibit Opens to Throngs" , New York American, March 8, 1924


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Forbes Watson "Art News of the Week: the Pittsburgh International", The World, April 27, 1924


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Kenelm Digby (Rose Benet?) "The Literary Lobby" , The Literary Review, May 3, 1924


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Nina Carey? "The World of Art: the Pittsburgh International Exhibition", New York Times Magazine, May 4, 1924


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Penelope Redd "Paintings from International Selected for Tour", Pittsburgh Sunday Post, May 11, 1924


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Henry McBride "American Artists Make Poor Showing in Pittsburgh Exhibit", New York Sun?, 1924?


Box 4 Folder 14

"Old and New Pictures of Flowers Make Fine Effect at Belmaison" , New York World, January, 1925

[partial]


Box 4 Folder 14

Henry McBride "Art Show Hope of 'Unknowns'", New York Sun, March 21, 1925


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Henry McBride "Art Show Hope of 'Unknowns'", New York Sun, March 21, 1925


Box 4 Folder 14

Elinor Wylie "Profiles in Black Paint, With a Very Sparing Use of Whitewash" , New Yorker, March 19, 1927

[Illustration by Peter Arno]


Box 4 Folder 14

Henry McBride? "Independents Take on Years: tenth annual display finds them still rescuing unknowns from oblivion" , New York Sun, March 13, 1926


Flat Box 212 Folder No. 6

Illustration of 'Heat' by Florine Stettheimer (Allied Arts Exposition) , New York Evening Post, March 30, 1929


Box 4 Folder 14

"Women Artists Occupy Important Place in Exposition of Architectural League" , NY Telegram, April 15, 1929


Box 4 Folder 14

"Announce '100 Significant Paintings' for New York Show", Chicago Post, April 16, 1929


Box 4 Folder 14

Henry McBride "All Arts of Present Day Are Represented in Vast Display", New York Sun, April 20(?)1929


Box 4 Folder 14

"Two Large Exhibitions" , New York Times, April 21, 1929


Box 4 Folder 14

"100 Important Paintings at Grand Central Palace; Shown by Arts Council", Brooklyn Eagle, April 21, 1929


Box 4 Folder 14

"Art in Des Moines", Des Moines, Iowa Register, May 19, 1929


Box 4 Folder 14

Henry McBride "Modern Art"(concerning 100 Important Paintings), [n.p.], [n.d.]


Box 4 Folder 15

Ralph Flint "Whitney Museum Host to Lively Group Exhibition", The Art News, February 13, 1932


Box 4 Folder 15

Edward Alden Jewell "In the Realm of Art: Important Current Shows" , New York Times, Sunday, February 14, 1932


Box 4 Folder 15

"In Lighter Vein" , The Art News, February 27, 1932


Box 4 Folder 15

Paul Rosenfeld "The World of Florine Stettheimer" , The Nation, May 4, 1932


Box 4 Folder 15

Henry McBride "$20,000 Purchase Fun Leads to Gay and Vivacious Display" , New York Sun, Saturday, November 26, 1932

[partial]


Box 4 Folder 15

"Attractions in Other Galleries"(Whitney Show), 1932?


Box 4 Folder 15

Henry McBride "Chicago's Art Emphasizes Good Taste rather than any Special Virility", New York Sun, Saturday, March 4, 1933


Box 4 Folder 15

Article, Herald (Whitestone, NY), January 10, 1935


Box 4 Folder 15

"Avery Exhibition of American Art Opens January 29" , Hartford (CT) Courant, January 22, 1935


Box 4 Folder 15

"American Art Showing Will Feature at Avery" , Hartford (CT) Times, January 25, 1935


Box 4 Folder 16

Henry McBride "The Museums Reopen", May 27, 1944


Box 4 Folder 16

Carlyle Burrows "The Week in Art" , New York Tribune, November 11, 1945


Box 4 Folder 16

Paul Rosenfeld "Florine Stettheimer", Accent, Winter, 1945


Box 4 Folder 16

"Vogue Spotlight", Vogue, September 15, 1946


Box 4 Folder 16

Carl Van Vechten "The World of Florine Stettheimer" , Harper's Bazaar, October, 1946


Box 4 Folder 16

"Florine" , New Yorker, October 1, 1946

[partial]


Box 4 Folder 16

"A Stranger Here Herself", Newsweek, October 14, 1946


Box 4 Folder 16

"Something to Talk About", Newsweek, October 1946


Box 4 Folder 16

MOMA Exhibition, New York, 1946, Fragment


Box 4 Folder 16

Henry McBride "Artists in the Drawing Room" , Town & Country, December, 1946


Box 4 Folder 16

Thalia "Chicagoans Enjoy Exhibit at Arts Club" , Chicago Sunday Tribune, January 12, 1947


Box 4 Folder 16

Eleanor Jewett "Art Exhibits for January Entertaining" , Chicago Sunday Tribune, January 12, 1947


Box 4 Folder 16

Emily Genauer, editor "Flower Paintings Gay" , NY World- Telegram, February 10, 1948


Box 4 Folder 16

Henry McBride "Water Colors Preferred, etc. Attractions in the Galleries" , New York Sun, February 6, 1948


Box 4 Folder 16

Carlyle Burrows "Art Exhibition Opens as Tribute to Henry McBride", 1949


Box 4 Folder 17

Monroe Wheeler "Soutine" , Harper's Bazaar, November 1950


Box 4 Folder 17

Cholly Knickerbocker "Wanger's Pot-Shots Queered His Chances of Inheriting Millions as His Aunt Already Had Frowned on His Marriage to Joan Bennett" , New York Journal-American, December 20, 1951


Box 4 Folder 17

Four Saints in Three Acts at the Broadway Theatre, [New York], 1952, Newspaper advertisement


Box 4 Folder 17

Sam Zolotow "'Four Saints in Three Acts' will open tonight", April 16, 1952?


Box 4 Folder 17

Brooks Atkinson "'Four Saints in Three Acts" restaged by ANTA at the Broadway Theatre" , New York Times, April 17, 1952


Box 4 Folder 17

Robert Sylvester "'Four Saints in Three Acts' Again: musical, mystical and very funny", 1952?


Box 4 Folder 17

William Hawkins "'Four Saints in Three Acts' Takes Curtain Call", 1952?


Box 4 Folder 17

"Doll Houses" , Newsweek, March 16, 1953


Box 4 Folder 17

Edouard Roditi "The Fate of Otto Freundlich, painter 'maudit'" , Commentary, September 1955


Box 4 Folder 17

Art Students League News, vol. 10, no. 4, April 1957


Box 4 Folder 18

Notice of acquisition of Stettheimer's "Portrait of our Nurse, Mary Burgess" , Minneapolis Institute of Arts, June 1960


Box 4 Folder 18

Edward M. Potoker "Eccentrics in a Mirage" , New York Times Book Review, June 2, 1963


Box 4 Folder 18

"People are Talking About" , Vogue, November 1, 1963?


Box 4 Folder 18

"The Galleries-a Critical Guide" , New York Herald Tribune, November 2, 1963


Box 4 Folder 18

Stuart Preston "Major Art Events by Renaissance Masters: Some Contemporaries" , New York Times, November 3, 1963


Box 4 Folder 18

"Florine Stettheimer" , Arts Magazine, December 1963


Box 4 Folder 18

"Florine Stettheimer" , Art News, December 1963


Box 4 Folder 18

John Gruen "Golden Stage, Silver Screen", November 10, 1963


Box 4 Folder 18

Paul Picknel "Harper's New Books", January 1964


Box 4 Folder 18

St.-Clair McKelway "Up on the Flying Trapeze; Snow and Slush; Is Hopkins Outmoded? $215, 600 for a Monet" , New Yorker, April 4, 1964


Box 4 Folder 18

Allen Hughes "In Virgil Thomson's Rooms, Style Reigns" , New York Times, Sunday, April 16, 1972


Box 4 Folder 19

Frank Merkling "Witty '20s, '30s portraits in Katonah", News-Times (Danbury, CT), September 12, 1993


Box 4 Folder 19

Two New Shows at the Katonah (NY) Museum, "Friends and Family: Portraiture in the World of Florine Stettheimer" , Weekend Magazine, September 15-16, 1993


Box 4 Folder 19

"Katonah, Neuberger museums to mount major exhibitions" , The Scarsdale Inquirer, Friday August 20, 1993


Box 4 Folder 19

"KMA Exhibit Examines the Portrait", Trader Weekend, September 16, 1993


Box 4 Folder 19

Jeannette Ross "Faces Take Their Places at Museum" , The Lewisboro Ledger, Thursday, September 23, 1993


Box 4 Folder 19

"Florine Stettheimer has her day" , Hudson Valley, September, 1993


Box 4 Folder 19

"Stettheimer Exhibition" , New York Times, Sunday, September 19, 1993


Box 4 Folder 19

Stettheimer exhibition at Katonah , NewYork Magazine, September 13, 1993, Notice


Box 4 Folder 19

Roberta Smith "The Very Rich Hours of Florine Stettheimer", New York Times, Sunday, October 10, 1993


Box 4 Folder 19

Vivien Raynor "A Rogues' Gallery of Artists and Esthetes" , New York Times, Sunday, October 24, 1993


Box 4 Folder 19

Ingrid Schaffner "The World of Florine Stettheimer", Art & Antiques, December 1993


Box 4 Folder 19

"Salute to Katonah Museum of Art", 1994?


Box 4 Folder 20

Stettheimer painting (the Picnic?) from a magazine, [n.p.], [n.d.]


Box 4 Folder 20

"Mrs. John Lavern als Bild von Botticelli", [n.p.], [n.d.]


Box 4 Folder 20

"Two Gifts to Museum Attract Attention" (Portland Art Museum), [n.p.], [n.d.]


Box 4 Folder 20

Howard Devree "Modern Masters" , New York Times, Sunday, [n.d.]


Box 4 Folder 20

Palle Klaer Stephensen "Kunstpause hos Elsa Gress", [n.p.], [n.d.]


Box 4 Folder 20

"The Grand Old Man Creates a Stir" (Elsa Gress and Clifford Wright), [n.p.], [n.d.]


Box 4 Folder 20

James Thrall Soby "The Fine Arts: the Karolik Collection at Boston", [n.p.], [n.d.]


Box 4 Folder 20

"Wadsworth Atheneum Given Florine Stettheimer Painting, [n.p.], [n.d.]


Box 4 Folder 20

14 article fragments, 1920s?


Subseries VII.5: Printed Score


Box 4 Folder 21

Virgil Thomson "Portrait of Florine Stettheimer", 1943

Series VIII: Audio Visual


Subseries VIII.1: Video Cassettes


Box 7

Steve Watson "Prepare for Saints: The Making of a Modern Opera", Connecticut Public Television, [n.d.], 2 copies