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An example of work by Natalie Van Vleck
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Natalie Van Vleck was among the earliest American women modernists, working in a cubist style in the early 1920s. Raised in New York, she studied at the Art Student's League (starting at age fourteen) for five years under the portraitist, Agnes Richmond. She then studied with George Bridgman (1919) and the modernist, Max Weber (1921-22).
Van Vleck was also a craftsperson, and in 1924 she established a "Wood Carving" studio on 45th Street in New York where she carved picture frames, scree (showing 500 of 2033 characters). |
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