Letter from Bertram Hartman to Isabel Lachaise, dated Feb 3, 1946, Beinecke Library Yale University.
Hartman depicts Stieglitz in his cot at his gallery, An American Place, and the works that surrounded him, including “a Seagull Marin oil,” “one of those early, so charged with esoteric meaningless subtractions of the wife [Georgia O’Keeffe], “the alabaster torso in the corner” by Lachaise.
Hartman depicts Stieglitz in his cot at his gallery, An American Place, and the works that surrounded him, including “a Seagull Marin oil,” “one of those early, so charged with esoteric meaningless subtractions of the wife [Georgia O’Keeffe], “the alabaster torso in the corner” by Lachaise.
