Alfred Stieglitz’s 291 gallery

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Alfred Stieglitz’s 291 gallery was an influential early 20th-century New York art space that championed modernist and avant-garde artists, helping to introduce European and American modern art to the United States.

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instanceOf New York City cultural institution
art gallery
alsoKnownAs Alfred Stieglitz’s 291 gallery NERFINISHED
Little Galleries of the Photo-Secession NERFINISHED
associatedWithGroup Photo-Secession NERFINISHED
city Manhattan NERFINISHED
closingDate 1917
coFoundedBy Edward Steichen NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalImpact helped shape the reception of modern art in the United States
served as a meeting place for artists, writers, and intellectuals
curatorialApproach artist-centered
experimental
era early 20th century
exhibitedWorkBy Alfred Stieglitz NERFINISHED
Arthur Dove NERFINISHED
Auguste Rodin NERFINISHED
Constantin Brâncuși NERFINISHED
Francis Picabia NERFINISHED
Georges Braque NERFINISHED
Georgia O’Keeffe NERFINISHED
Henri Matisse NERFINISHED
John Marin NERFINISHED
Marsden Hartley NERFINISHED
Pablo Picasso NERFINISHED
Paul Cézanne NERFINISHED
exhibitionType group exhibitions
solo exhibitions
focus American modern art
European modern art
pictorial photography
foundedBy Alfred Stieglitz NERFINISHED
knownFor challenging conservative art tastes in early 20th-century America
first American exhibitions of European modernists
small, intimate exhibition space
legacy considered a landmark in the history of modern art in America
locatedIn New York City
locatedOn Fifth Avenue NERFINISHED
movement avant-garde art
modernism
openingDate 1905
operatedBy Alfred Stieglitz NERFINISHED
publicationLinkedTo Camera Work NERFINISHED
role center for Photo-Secession activities
introduced European modern art to the United States
promoted American modernist artists
streetAddress 291 Fifth Avenue

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