Actualizado noviembre 2026 · clasificado según nuestro índice de popularidad (búsquedas, visitas y pedidos de cada obra) · 33 obras de Florine Stettheimer en nuestro catálogo
En resumen
Para la galería, la pintura más famosa de Florine Stettheimer es Jenny and Genevieve (1915). La Fete a Duchamp (1917) y A Model (Nude Self-Portrait) (1915) completan el trío que toda mirada reconoce. De las 33 obras de Florine Stettheimer en nuestro catálogo, la galería presenta a continuación las 33 más famosas; cada una original, con su año, su museo y aquello que la hace única.
In Florine Stettheimer's Jenny and Genevieve, about 1915, the scene unfolds through a division of two central figures. On the left, a Black woman appears in profile, her presence defined by a white dress featuring a scalloped collar. She holds a tray of fruit, the colors of which catch the eye against the deep tones of the space. To the right, a blonde woman leans her chin upon her hands,…
La Fete a Duchamp is a work by Florine Stettheimer, executed in 1917. The painting presents a whimsical picnic scene, capturing a social gathering within a stylized setting. The composition centers on the figure of Henry McBride.
Florine Stettheimer painted A Model (Nude Self-Portrait) in 1915. This naked, over life-size self-portrait represents a significant departure from traditional portraiture. It occupies a unique position in Western art history as one of the earliest nude self-portraits produced by a woman.
We are looking at Sunday Afternoon in the Country, a work from 1917 by the American modernist painter Florine Stettheimer. This piece captures a specific, social atmosphere, rendered with a particular sense of lightness and movement. It belongs to a period in the artist's development where her unique visual language began to coalesce, moving away from more conventional landscape traditions toward something far more personal and stylized.
is a painting by Florine Stettheimer, executed in 1920. The work emerged during a period when the artist was establishing a unique visual language within the American modernist movement.
Asbury Park South is a painting by Florine Stettheimer, executed about 1920. The work captures a specific social landscape at a segregated New Jersey beach. It focuses on African-Americans enjoying the leisure of the Asbury Park coastline.
In the painting Heat by Florine Stettheimer, the composition is organized into distinct horizontal zones that structure the abstract landscape. The upper register is a dark green area containing a pale moon and a tree with thin, drooping branches reminiscent of a weeping willow. Below this, a large, luminous golden-orange middle ground occupies the center of the work. This central zone is populated by several stylized female figures. One figure…
In Spring Sale at Bendel's, Florine Stettheimer captures a bustling, fashionable social scene that feels alive with the energy of a high-end department store. Created about 1921, this monumental work places the viewer directly into a moment of luxury and movement. Wealthy women move through the space, their presence filling the scene with a sense of social spectacle. They gather in groups, browsing and interacting amidst the quiet hum of…
In 1919, Florine Stettheimer captures a lively summer scene in her painting, Lake Placid. The work unfolds during a season spent at a cottage on Moose Island, a retreat owned by the artist's cousins. Within this setting, the canvas records the leisure and social interactions of New York's leading luminaries. The scene is a gathering of the artist's inner circle, bringing together the private world of her family and the…
Florine Stettheimer painted Henry McBride, Art Critic in 1922. The work focuses on the American art critic Henry McBride, a significant figure in the modernist circles of the early twentieth century. Rather than a formal likeness, the artist offers an affectionate satire of her subject.
Portrait Of My Sister, Ettie Stettheimer1923
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Portrait of Marcel Duchamp1926 · Museo de Artes Fina Michele y Donald D’Amour
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Beauty Contest: To the Memory of P.T. Barnum1924 · Wadsworth Atheneum
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Natatorium Undine1927 · Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center
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Portrait of Our Nurse, Margaret Burgess1929 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Portrait of Virgil Thomson1930 · Art Institute of Chicago
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Family Portrait, II1933
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Christmas1935 · Yale University Art Gallery
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Eurídice y su serpiente, dos bailarines de tango y San Francisco. Diseño de vestuario para el ballet de la artista "Orphée of the Quat'z Arts"1912 · MoMA - Museum of Modern Art
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Russian Bank1921 · Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
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New York/Liberty1918 · Whitney Museum of American Art
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Zinnias1920 · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
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Picnic at Bedford Hills1918 · Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
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Still Life with Flowers1921 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
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Bouquet for Ettie1927 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art
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Portrait of My Mother1925
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Birthday Bouquet1932 · The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
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My Birthday Eyegey1929
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The Cathedrals of Fifth Avenue1931 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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The Cathedrals of Broadway1929 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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The Cathedrals of Art1942 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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The Cathedrals of Wall Street1939 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Diseño de vestuario (Nijinsky) para el ballet del artista "Orphée of the Quat-z-arts"1912 · MoMA - Museum of Modern Art
Los cuatro temas que se repiten con más frecuencia en estas obras originales, cada uno con su mejor ejemplo.
Los 8 museos que albergan la mayoría de las pinturas de esta página.
| Museos | Ciudad | Obras de Florine Stettheimer | Pinturas de esta lista |
|---|---|---|---|
 Metropolitan Museum of Art |
Nueva York | 4 | The Cathedrals of Fifth Avenue, The Cathedrals of Broadway, The Cathedrals of Art |
 MoMA - Museum of Modern Art |
Nueva York | 2 | Eurídice y su serpiente, dos bailarines de tango y San Francisco. Diseño de vestuario para el ballet de la artista "Orphée of the Quat'z Arts", Diseño de vestuario (Nijinsky) para el ballet del artista "Orphée of the Quat-z-arts" |
 Cleveland Museum of Art |
Cleveland | 1 | Sunday Afternoon in the Country |
 Rose Art Museum |
Middlesex County | 1 | Music |
 Brooklyn Museum |
Brooklyn | 1 | Heat |
 Philadelphia Museum of Art |
Filadelfia | 1 | Spring Sale at Bendel's |
 Museo de Bellas Artes |
Boston | 1 | Lake Placid |
 Museo de Artes Fina Michele y Donald D’Amour |
Springfield | 1 | Portrait of Marcel Duchamp |
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In Florine Stettheimer's Jenny and Genevieve, about 1915, the scene unfolds through a division of two central figures. On the left, a Black woman appears in profile, her presence defined by a white dress featuring a scalloped collar. She holds a tray of fruit, the colors of which catch the eye against the deep tones of the space. To the right, a blonde woman leans her chin upon her hands,…
is a painting by Florine Stettheimer, executed in 1920. The work emerged during a period when the artist was establishing a unique visual language within the American modernist movement.
In this vertically oriented work, Florine Stettheimer presents a highly textured, mixed-media arrangement that feels both decorative and dreamlike. At the center of the composition, an ethereal figure is crowned with a golden coronet, acting as the focal point of this intricate scene. The figure is surrounded by a series of symbolic, floating elements that populate the space. To the top left, a dark maroon flower provides a deep point…
Jenny and Genevieve (1915). A continuación, La Fete a Duchamp (1917) y A Model (Nude Self-Portrait) (1915).
44 años: Jenny and Genevieve data de 1915, y Florine Stettheimer nació en 1871.
Jenny and Genevieve, La Fete a Duchamp, A Model (Nude Self-Portrait), Sunday Afternoon in the Country, Music, Asbury Park South, Heat, Spring Sale at Bendel's, Lake Placid y Henry McBride, Art Critic. La clasificación anterior indica el año y el museo de cada una.
Nuestro catálogo cuenta con 33 obras de Florine Stettheimer, datadas desde 1912 hasta 1942.
Principalmente en Metropolitan Museum of Art (Nueva York), MoMA - Museum of Modern Art (Nueva York) y Cleveland Museum of Art (Cleveland). La tabla de museos arriba los enumera todos.
En 1920s: 16 de las 33 obras de esta página se realizaron entonces, Music de ellas.
En esta página, la más antigua es Eurídice y su serpiente, dos bailarines de tango y San Francisco. Diseño de vestuario para el ballet de la artista "Orphée of the Quat'z Arts" (1912) y la más reciente The Cathedrals of Art (1942).
Woman (6), People (6) y Figures (5), en las 33 obras de esta página.
Oil On Canvas, para 11 de las 33 obras de esta página.
The Cathedrals of Fifth Avenue, The Cathedrals of Broadway y The Cathedrals of Art: el Metropolitan Museum of Art, Nueva York posee 4 de las obras de esta página.
Florine Stettheimer fue una artista estadounidense notable que desafió cualquier categorización fácil. Fue pintora, diseñadora, poeta y una figura central en la vibrante cultura del salón modernista a principios del siglo XX en la ciudad de Nueva York. Junto con sus hermanas Carrie y Ettie, creó un refugio para artistas, escritores e intelectuales, fomentando un ambiente de creatividad e intercambio intelectual.
