
Artwork overview
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Medium
gelatin silver print
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Credit Line
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Dimensions
image (visible): 24.1 × 18.7 cm (9 1/2 × 7 3/8 in.)
mat: 56.4 × 46.1 cm (22 3/16 × 18 1/8 in.) -
Accession Number
1949.3.537
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Stieglitz Estate Number
41E
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Key Set Number
791

Alfred Stieglitz
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Artwork history & notes
Provenance
Georgia O'Keeffe; gift to NGA, 1949.
Associated Names
Bibliography
2002
Greenough, Sarah. Alfred Stieglitz: The Key Set: The Alfred Stieglitz Collection of Photographs. Washington, 2002: vol. 1, cat. 791.
Inscriptions
by Alfred Stieglitz, on mount, upper left verso, in graphite: Stieglitz—Exhibition 1923 / Anderson Galleries / Lake George
by Georgia O'Keeffe, on mount, lower left verso, in graphite: 41 E
Wikidata ID
Q64035125
Scholarly Remarks and Key Set Data
Remarks
“I’ve photographed a very amusing interior—a corner—Judith (the marble heroine with busts to bust)—she on top of the iron safe—she draped with a branch of apples & shrivelling [sic] leaves—glimpse of a white door—golf sticks—a Walkowitz—[on] odd wall paper—a red plush chair—on it a large medicine ball—flanking the marble (real marble—Carrara) a bottle of Mirror Candy—& a bottle of 3 in 1. So there you are for Modernity—& a style!—The photograph is not Art—just good fun—a corner as I found it—In Nature—! —” (Stieglitz to Herbert Seligmann, 4 September 1922 [YCAL]).
Other Collections
A print corresponding with this photograph can also be found in the following collection(s):
The Adirondack Experience, Blue Mountain Lake, New York, 1991.076.0023
Lifetime Exhibitions
A print from the same negative—perhaps a photograph from the Gallery’s collection—appeared in the following exhibition(s) during Alfred Stieglitz’s lifetime:
1923, New York (no. 95, as Judith, 1922)