The Dazzling World of Florine Stettheimer w/ William Perthes

4. Lectures
Adult Winter 2025|#W25A0410.1R

Apr 10, 2025
All ages, Mixed
12. Lectures/Tours

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Lecture: The Dazzling World of Florine Stettheimer
with William Perthes
Thursday, April 10

6-7:30 PM

Artist, feminist, poet, and socialite Florine Stettheimer created a brilliant body of work that captured the excitement and glamour of the 1920s. Sophisticated and cosmopolitan Stettheimer attracted a circle of friends that included expatriate artists Marcel Duchamp and Elie Nadelman as well as Americans Marsden Hartley and Georgia O'Keeffe. Come experience the work of this fascinating artist and those in her artistic orbit.

Florine Stettheimer, The Cathedrals of Broadway, 1929, oil on canvas, Metropolitan Museum of Art

William Perthes is an educator, author, and curator. He is the Bernard C. Watson Director of Adult Education at the Barnes Foundation. Bill has a background in philosophy and art history and is the author of “The Barnes Method” included in the recently published The Barnes: Then and Now. Much of Bill's work focuses on how experiences with works of art, both short and long term, can impact and inform fields as varied as business, medicine, law enforcement. and restorative justice. Bill is the curator of Faces of Resilience a traveling exhibition of original works of art created by currently and formerly incarcerated artists at the State Correctional Institute Phoenix. In addition, his scholarship has focused on American Modernism with a special concentration on the Abstract Expressionist painter Robert Motherwell. He is the former Director of Education for the Violette de Mazia Foundation.


Activity meeting dates

Apr 10, 2025
Thu6:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Instructor

William Perthes

More Information

SupervisorWayne Art Staff
Number of sessions1

Registration dates

Nov 1, 2024 to Apr 1, 2025
3 openings remaining
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