• The fall issue of our magazine Now Modern includes essays by leading scholars and journalists on the Transcendental Painting Group, Paris in the 1950s, Georgia O'Keeffe's abstraction, and the emergence of modernism in American art, among other diverse features. The exhibition at the gallery presents a curated selection of representative artworks from the Fall edition of Now Modern, and will be on view through the end of the year.

  • John Marin (1870-1953)

    • John Marin The Berkshires, 1917
      John Marin
      The Berkshires, 1917
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    • John Marin The Brook, Tyrol Series I, 1910
      John Marin
      The Brook, Tyrol Series I, 1910
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    • John Marin Casco Bay, 1914
      John Marin
      Casco Bay, 1914
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    • John Marin Echo Lake District, Pennsylvania, 1916
      John Marin
      Echo Lake District, Pennsylvania, 1916
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  • Alfred Maurer (1868-1932)

    • Alfred Maurer Abstraction, c. 1919
      Alfred Maurer
      Abstraction, c. 1919
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    • Alfred Maurer Abstraction, 1919, 1919
      Alfred Maurer
      Abstraction, 1919, 1919
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    • Alfred Maurer Abstraction: Fishing, c. 1919-20
      Alfred Maurer
      Abstraction: Fishing, c. 1919-20
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  • Richard Estes (b. 1932)

    • Richard Estes EAT, 2022
      Richard Estes
      EAT, 2022
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    • Richard Estes Study XIII, Theater, 1997
      Richard Estes
      Study XIII, Theater, 1997
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    • Richard Estes Detail, Times Square, 2000
      Richard Estes
      Detail, Times Square, 2000
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    • Richard Estes Self Portrait in VW Bug, 2022
      Richard Estes
      Self Portrait in VW Bug, 2022
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    • Richard Estes Downtown Reflections, 2001
      Richard Estes
      Downtown Reflections, 2001
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    • Richard Estes Holland Hotel, 1980
      Richard Estes
      Holland Hotel, 1980
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  • Henry Koerner, Joan Nursing Stephanie, 1954

    Henry Koerner

    Joan Nursing Stephanie, 1954

    Henry Koerner's Joan Nursing Stephanie reveals an elaborate new mode of expression that evolved out of the artist's earlier Magic Realist style toward an Impressionist approach defined by fluid brushwork and painted from life. Koerner's experiments in watercolor in 1953-55 led to the development of a light palette that characterizes his paintings of the period, of which the present work is one of the earliest examples.

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  • The Transcendental Painting Group

    • Florence Miller Pierce Untitled, c. 1960s
      Florence Miller Pierce
      Untitled, c. 1960s
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    • Emil Bisttram Communion, 1929
      Emil Bisttram
      Communion, 1929
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    • Florence Miller Pierce Untitled (Tondo), 1985
      Florence Miller Pierce
      Untitled (Tondo), 1985
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  • Günther Förg, Untitled, 1988

    Günther Förg

    Untitled, 1988

    The quintet Untitled from 1988 is a prime example of Gu¨nther Fo¨rg’s precision and commitment to painting within the boundaries of his methodology. It exhibits contrasting monochromatic sections of quickly brushed-on acrylic paint, bisecting the composition of each panel. Space acts as the central character: the space between color—or lack thereof; the space between paintings side-by-side in sequence; even the space between perception and meaning asks to be accounted for.

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  • Felrath Hines (1913-1993)

  • Manierre Dawson, Madonna, 1911

    Manierre Dawson

    Madonna, 1911

    Madonna is characteristic of Manierre Dawson's "Cubist Transliterations," a term coined by art historian Mary Mathews Gedo for a group of figurative paintings Dawson created in 1911-12. The paintings appropriate subjects from historical European masterworks Dawson would have seen during his six-month European tour in 1910. In the present example, Dawson deftly reinterpreted the central figure of Leonardo da Vinci's Virgin of the Rocks (c. 1491-1508; The National Gallery, London).

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  • Marsden Hartley

    Autumn Cascade, c. 1910

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