…of Art, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice. Other notable artist residents of 30 East 14th Street include “Fourteenth Street School”…
Read More…at the Art Students League, where he studied with other members of what would become the Fourteenth Street School, with whom he developed a lifelong relationship. In 1928, he began…
Read More…Street – 5th Avenue” New York Public Library Digital Collections. Isabel Bishop (March 3, 1902 – February 19, 1988) was one of the foremost painters in the Fourteenth Street School…
Read More…1930s when a large group of artists loosely affiliated with the Art Students League and the Fourteenth Street School began renting numerous studios in the building. The Social Realist movement…
Read More…14th Street. The Fourteenth Street School artists depicted the neighborhood in their social realist paintings and rented studios at 30 East 14th Street as well as 240 West 14th Street….
Read More…that helped shift the center of the global art world to New York City. In addition to its namesake social realist art movement — the Fourteenth Street School — the…
Read More…that the area has its own art movement — the social realist Fourteenth Street School — named after it. From the late 19th to the mid 20th century a series…
Read MoreThe neighborhood South of Union Square is a true crossroads — where art, politics, industry, commerce, the New York elite, and the working class collided to create an eclectic culture…
Read More…July 3, 1954), who lived at 11 East 12th Street in the area in the 1930s, was one of the key figures of the Fourteenth Street School, an influential group…
Read More…artistic development of the Fourteenth Street School of artists, namely Reginald Marsh, Paul Cadmus, Edward Laning, Minna Citron, and Isabel Bishop. Kenneth Hayes Miller in his studio at 30 East…
Read More…19th and 20th centuries. The neighborhood birthed a namesake social realist art movement — the Fourteenth Street School — and later hosted a number of influential artists and movements like…
Read More…with the Art Students League informally known as the Fourteenth Street School came to redefine realist painting. Their work focused on the immediate surroundings of their namesake street, a center…
Read More…environment for inspiring creative expression, so much so that the area has its own art movement — the social realist Fourteenth Street School — named after it. The Art Students…
Read More…has its own art movement — the social realist Fourteenth Street School — named after it. At the beginning of the 20th century, American art was still struggling to be…
Read More…expression, so much so that the area has its own art movement — the social realist Fourteenth Street School — named after it. In addition to its namesake art movement,…
Read More…20th centuries. The neighborhood birthed a namesake social realist art movement — the Fourteenth Street School — and later hosted a number of influential artists and movements like the New…
Read More…Façade of 30 East 14th Street Artist Studios via Apartments.com. The Fourteenth Street School, led by Art Students League instructor Kenneth Hayes Miller, came to prominence in the 1930s, growing…
Read More…to its namesake social realist art movement — the Fourteenth Street School — the neighborhood South of Union Square and its environs were host to a number of influential artists…
Read More…throughout the 20th century. The neighborhood birthed a namesake social realist art movement — the Fourteenth Street School — and later hosted a number of influential artists and movements like…
Read More…area south of Union Square’s namesake Fourteenth Street School, his figural modern paintings and prints are indicative of the thriving art scene in the area south of Union Square. Despite…
Read More…painters, writers, publishers, and radical social organizations throughout the 20th century. The neighborhood birthed a namesake social realist art movement — the Fourteenth Street School — and later hosted a…
Read More…publishers, and radical social organizations throughout the 20th century. The neighborhood birthed a namesake social realist art movement — the Fourteenth Street School — and later hosted a number of…
Read More…Fourteenth Street School — and later hosted a number of influential artists and movements like Abstract Expressionism, the Ninth Street Five, and “The Club.” Art, politics, industry, commerce, the New…
Read More…the global art world to New York City. In addition to its namesake social realist art movement — the Fourteenth Street School — the neighborhood South of Union Square and…
Read More…realist Fourteenth Street School of the 1930s to the abstract expressionists of the New York School after World War II, the neighborhood produced and witnessed profound changes in the course…
Read MoreThe neighborhood South of Union Square played a critical and outsized role in the development of 20th century American art. From the social realist Fourteenth Street School of the 1930s…
Read MoreThe neighborhood South of Union Square played a critical and outsized role in the development of 20th century American art. From the social realist Fourteenth Street School of the 1930s…
Read MoreThe neighborhood South of Union Square played a critical and outsized role in the development of 20th century American art. From the social realist Fourteenth Street School of the 1930s…
Read More…in 1925 to attend the Cooper Union, and in 1930 started her studies at the Art Students League. She soon became a key member of the Fourteenth Street School, an…
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