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United States · August 29, 1871 – May 11, 1944Wikidata

Florine Stettheimer

American painter and designer (1871–1944)

Born in Rochester. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 187123 dated paintingsDied 1944

23 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Jenny and Genevieve
    Jenny and Genevieve
    Florine Stettheimer
    1915 · Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library
  • Sunday Afternoon in the Country
    Sunday Afternoon in the Country
    Florine Stettheimer
    1917 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • La Fete a Duchamp
    La Fete a Duchamp
    Florine Stettheimer
    July 28, 1917
  • Picnic at Bedford Hills
    Picnic at Bedford Hills
    Florine Stettheimer
    1918 · Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
  • New York/Liberty
    New York/Liberty
    Florine Stettheimer
    1918–1919 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • Heat
    Heat
    Florine Stettheimer
    1919 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Zinnias
    Zinnias
    Florine Stettheimer
    1920s · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • Asbury Park South
    Asbury Park South
    Florine Stettheimer
    1920
  • Music
    Music
    Florine Stettheimer
    1920 · Rose Art Museum
  • Still Life with Flowers
    Still Life with Flowers
    Florine Stettheimer
    1921 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
  • Spring Sale at Bendel's
    Spring Sale at Bendel's
    Florine Stettheimer
    1921 · Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • Russian Bank
    Russian Bank
    Florine Stettheimer
    1921 · Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  • Natatorium Undine
    Natatorium Undine
    Florine Stettheimer
    1927 · Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center
  • Bouquet for Ettie
    Bouquet for Ettie
    Florine Stettheimer
    1927 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • The Cathedrals of Broadway
    The Cathedrals of Broadway
    Florine Stettheimer
    1929 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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