Dear Dove, Dear Phillips, Dear Stieglitz: The Geneva Years

Posted on August 19, 2019 by Experiment Station

Through correspondence in the Phillips archives, photographs, and more, the Reading Room exhibition Dear Dove, Dear Phillips, Dear Stieglitz explores the relationship between artist, patron, and gallery dealer. Read THE EARLY YEARS, 1912-1933 THE GENEVA YEARS, 1933-1938 In 1933, following the death of his mother, Arthur Dove moved to Geneva, New York, to settle his […]

International Women’s Day : Women Artists at the Phillips

Posted on March 8, 2013 by Sarah Osborne Bender

Despite being a pioneer in his collecting of modern art, Duncan Phillips did not extend his exploration of the non-traditional to women artists. They make up a small percentage of the works he and his wife, Marjorie, collected as well as the works since added.

Meet Me in Montauk

Posted on January 24, 2013 by Sarah Osborne Bender

Seems that we have three paintings in the collection that capture Montauk. Reynolds Beal puts us out at sea in the choppy waters. Abraham Rattner keeps us safe inside, looking out at the lighthouse through a window.