Alfred Stieglitz Lifetime Exhibition: 1932, New York

An American Place, “127 Photographs (1892–1932) by Alfred Stieglitz,” 15 February–5 March

Works Exhibited

New York Series—1931
1–9 From my window at An Amer. Place, north
10–16 From my window at The Shelton, north
17–18 From my window at The Shelton—southeast
19–28 From my window at The Shelton—west
29 From my window at Intimate Gallery—west, 1928
Older New York Series
30 Winter on Fifth Ave., 1892
31 The Terminal, 1892
32 Five Points, 1892
33 Asphalt Paver, 1895
34 West Street, 1895
35 Street Sweeper and Little Tree, 1896
36 Night—The Savoy, 1897
37 Night—Fifth Ave., 1897
38 Icy Night, 1897
39 Fifth Ave.—Winter, 1894
40 Madison Ave.—82 St., 1901
41 The Flatiron, 1901
42 Hand of Man, 1902
43 Fifth Ave.—30th St., 1899
44 The Steerage, 1907
45 The Mauretania, 1910
46 Singer Bldg from Hudson River, 1910
Equivalents
47 Equivalents—Series 727—a b c d e f g, 1929
48 Equivalents—Series 711—a b c d, 1929
49 Equivalent—54, 1924
50 Equivalents—Series 709—a b, 1930
51 Equivalents—From Series 777—a c e, 1931
52 Equivalents—From Series 717—b, 1930
55 Equivalent From Series 719—a, 1930
56 Equivalent From Series 227—a, 1924
57 Equivalent From Series 377—b, 1927
58 Tristan Motif, 1927
59 Equivalent from Series 211, 1924
60 Equivalent from Series 333—c, 1927
61 Equivalent from Series 233, 1924
62 Equivalent from Series 611—b, 1928
63 Equivalent from Series, 627—c, 1929
64 Equivalent from Series 777—d, 1931
Small Miscellaneous
65 Georgia O’Keeffe—a, 1926; b, 1929
66 Poplar Windblown, 1924
67 Lake George, 1924
68 The Old Maple, 1920
69 Raindrops on Grass, 1925
70 Raindrops on Apple, 1920
71 Nudes in Lake—a & b, 1923
72 Morning, Lake George—1925
73 Dorothy Norman
74 Dorothy Norman
Large Portraits
75 Alma Wertheim—a & b, 1924
76 Georgia O’Keeffe—(1918–1923) a b c d e
77 Georgia O’Keeffe—(1918–1923) f g h i j
78 Georgia O’Keeffe—(1918–1923) k l m
79 Charles Demuth—a & b, 1924
80 Paul Rosenfeld, 1923
81 Herbert J. Seligmann, 1923
82 Waldo Frank, 1922
83 Marsden Hartley, 1913
84 Katharine Dudley, 1923
85 Charles Duncan, 1921
86 Sherwood Anderson, 1924
Miscellaneous
87 Torso, 1918
88 Torso, 1918
89 Barnside, 1920
90 The Little House, 1920
91 The Dying Chestnut Tree—My Teacher, 1926
92 The Dying Chestnut Tree—My Teacher, 1926
93 Equivalent—no. 111, 1923
94 Interior An American Place, 1930
95 Looking East—Lake George, 1927
96 Dancing Trees, 1921

^†† Some works in groups designated in the checklist as nos. 1–9, 10–16, 17–18, 19–28, 47–64, 76–78, and nos. 30, 32–34, 36, 39, 46, 73 or 74, and 91 or 92 are depicted in installation photographs by Dorothy Norman, Center for Creative Photography, The University of Arizona, Tucson

Select Reviews

Edward Alden Jewell, “Art: Stieglitz—Master of the Lens,” The New York Times (17 February 1932), 18

Ralph Flint, “Exhibitions in New York: Alfred Stieglitz: An American Place,” Art News 36 (20 February 1932), 9

“Attractions in Other Galleries,” The [New York] Sun (20 February 1932), 8

“The Week in New York: A Roster of Recently Opened Shows,” The New York Times (21 February 1932), section 8, 10

Margaret Breuning, “Two Galleries Show Photographic Art: Pioneer Holds Retrospective Exhibition,” The New York Evening Post (27 February 1932), section 3, 3

[Elizabeth McCausland], “Forty-Years’ War For Artists Leaves Stieglitz Still Valiant,” The Springfield Sunday Union and Republican (28 February 1932), section E, 2

Herbert J. Seligmann, [letter to the art editor], The New York Times (28 February 1932), section 8, 11

Helen Appleton Read, “Camera Art,” Brooklyn Daily Eagle (6 March 1932), section E, 6

Paul Rosenfeld, “Art: The Photography of Stieglitz,” The Nation 134 (23 March 1932), 350–351