Sterner, Marie (Marie Walther) |
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role
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Dealer/Gallery |
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dates
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1880-1953 |
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city
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New York City |
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sex
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historical notes
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Marie Sterner Lintott, née Marie Georgiana Walther, was the founder and operator of the Marie Sterner Gallery (1920-1950), and the the Art Patrons of America.
She joined the firm of Knoedler & Co. in 1912, before establishing her own gallery at 210 East 57th Street. In her gallery, Sterner exhibited work by, among others, Eli Nadelman, Sandy Calder, Isamu Naguchi, Rockwell Kent, George Bellows, Jo Mielziner, Ediy Legrand, Serge Ferat, Donald Oenslager, and Edward Bernard Lintott (1875-1951, second husband married in 1931).
Lintott’s gallery was purchase by Leonard Clayton and later became the Clayton-Liberatore Gallery. Her collection of approximately 300 American and European paintings, water-colors, and drawings was purchased by Lawrence Rill Schumann (1905-1975) of Boston, MA. The collection became the basis for the Lawrence Rill Schumann Art Foundation.
She married Albert Edward Sterner (1863-1946) in 1894, they had two children: Harold Sterner (1895-), and Mary Olivia (1904-; later Mrs. LeRoy Chadbourne).
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decades
of activity | 1910-1920
1920-1930
1930-1940
1940-1950
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Archives/Repository |
Collection Title |
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Archives of American Art
Victor Building, Suite 2200 |
Marie Sterner and Marie Sterner Gallery papers, 1913-1951. |
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Archives of American Art
Victor Building, Suite 2200 |
Albert and Marie Sterner letters received, 1899-1945. |
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Archives of American Art
Victor Building, Suite 2200 |
Mary Fanton Roberts papers, 1880-1956.
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The Cleveland Museum of Art
Ingalls Library and Archives |
Records of the Director's Office: Frederic Allen Whiting, 1913-1930 |
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