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Fine-art print after Marsden Hartley
Art Institute of Chicago
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The Last of New England—The Beginning of New Mexico
Edition · Print
Fine-art print after Marsden Hartley
Art Institute of Chicago
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Authority & LeadershipReady to shipCurator’s pick
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30 × 24 cm
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Curator’s note
Marsden Hartley (1918–19) from United States. Held in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago and released into the public domain, offered here as a museum-quality edition within the authority thread.
Details
- Artist
- Marsden Hartley (American, 1877–1943)
- Date
- 1918–19
- Medium
- Oil on paperboard
- Dimensions
- 61.6 × 76.1 cm · 24.3 × 30.0 in
- Origin
- United States
- Collection
- Alfred Stieglitz Collection
Placing a authority & leadership work
Authority in a picture comes from composition before subject. A strong horizon, a figure that holds the centre, architecture that does not apologise for its mass. Hung behind a desk or at the head of a room, these works do quiet work on the people in front of them — which is precisely why boardrooms have always been hung this way.
- Direction
- South — the quarter of standing and resolve
- Rooms
- Boardrooms · Studies · Executive offices · Libraries
Provenance & rights
Source collection: Art Institute of Chicago. Alfred Stieglitz Collection. Public domain (CC0). Offered as an Art Sutra Edition — a museum-quality print produced under open-access terms, with full attribution to the artist and holding institution.
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