On “Gertrude Stein and Pablo Picasso: The Invention of Language,” at Musée du Luxembourg, Paris. Though Stein’s contemporaries may not have always appreciated her in the way she wished, the Musée du ...
insider.si.edu: Gertrude Stein on Picasso Edited by Edward Burns. Afterword by Leon Katz and Edward Burns. Published in cooperation with the Museum of Modern Art
Gertrude Stein on Picasso Edited by Edward Burns. Afterword by Leon Katz and Edward Burns. Published in cooperation with the Museum of Modern Art
What to do with Gertrude Stein? Decades after her death, she still bestrides the literary landscape like a mastodon, impossible to ignore, determined to take up space. A confrere of Pablo Picasso, ...
An exhibit reunites the Stein family’s peerless collectionsBy Richard Lacayo Before Leo Stein moved on to Matisse and Picasso, his collecting focused on artists of an earlier generation, including ...
Includes Picasso (1938); Picasso (1909); If I told him: a completed portrait of Picasso (1923) from Portraits and prayers (c1934); and a transcription, by L. Katz, from some of the Stein notebooks at ...
Editor's Note: This is an excerpt from Gertrude Stein: An Afterlife, a new biography about Gertrude Stein from author Francesca Wade. It releases October 7 from Scribner. The [Stein] siblings' ...
Smithsonian Magazine: An Eye for Genius: The Collections of Gertrude and Leo Stein
When Leo Stein first saw Woman with a Hat, he thought it “the nastiest smear of paint” he had ever encountered. But for five weeks, he and Gertrude went to the Grand Palais repeatedly to look at it, ...