Edward Steichen: In Exaltation of Flowers

Edward Steichen, In Exaltation of Flowers: Clivia-Fuchsia-Hilium-Henryi, 1910-1913, tempera and gold leaf on canvas, 120” x 100.” Art Bridges. © 2019 The Estate of Edward Steichen / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo: Art Bridges.

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Before Edward Steichen became a seminal figure in 20^th-century photography, he was a painter. From 1911 to 1914, Steichen painted seven large Art Nouveau panels-ten feet tall each-for the Park Avenue townhouse of Eugene Meyer and his wife Agnes. Due to financial setbacks, these murals were never installed. After a number of owners including the Museum of Modern Art, they ended up in the collection of Art Bridges, a non-profit founded by Alice Walton dedicated to sharing outstanding works of American Art. The murals are inspired in part by Maurice Maeterlinck’s book, The Intelligence of Flowers, and features members of the Meyers’ and Steichen’s circle of friends including Agnes Meyers, Isadora Duncan, Mercedes De Cordoba, and others along with their floral counterparts. They were shown for the first time in a century at the Dallas Museum of Art in 2017 after their restoration. This presentation in Boca Raton added  photographs by Steichen and his collaborator Alfred Stieglitz from the Boca Raton Museum of Art’s collection. www.bocamuseum.org.