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Eduard Steichen
Eduard Steichen
Eduard Steichen
Eduard Steichen

Eduard Steichen

Four Paintings in Context
2 December 2003 - 17 January 2004
Edward Steichen, Rodin’s Balzac - The Silhouette, 4AM, 1911
Edward Steichen, Rodin’s Balzac - The Silhouette, 4AM, 1911

Hollis Taggart Galleries is pleased to present four paintings by one of the twentieth century’s most seminal artistic figures, Eduard Steichen. Primarily known for his contribution to the field of photography, Steichen was also a gifted painter. The artist’s fateful decision in the early 1920s to destroy several decades-worth of easel paintings makes the four works on view an extraordinary, rare find - as the paintings that have survived until today are mostly found within the collections of notable museums.

Hollis Taggart Galleries is pleased to present four paintings by one of the twentieth century’s most seminal artistic figures, Eduard Steichen. Primarily known for his contribution to the field of photography, Steichen was also a gifted painter. The artist’s fateful decision in the early 1920s to destroy several decades-worth of easel paintings makes the four works on view an extraordinary, rare find - as the paintings that have survived until today are mostly found within the collections of notable museums.

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Eduard Steichen: Four Paintings in Context

Eduard Steichen

Four Paintings in Context

Published on the occasion of the exhibition Eduard Steichen: Four Paintings in Context held at Hollis Taggart Galleries from December 2, 2003 through January 17, 2004.

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