Shortly after moving to New York City in 1907, Marius De Zayas, an illustrator, caricaturist, writer and art dealer, became part of the Stieglitz circle, and in 1909 and 1910 exhibited caricatures* of New York personalities at Stieglitz's gallery, the Little Gallery of the Photo-Secession*.
De Zayas exhibited there again in 1913 in a solo show entitled Caricature: Absolute and Relative, showing highly original caricature portraits in which he depicted, not external characteristics (showing 500 of 6132 characters). |
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