291 gallery

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291 gallery was an influential early 20th-century New York art gallery that helped introduce modern art and photography to the American public.

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291 gallery canonical 4
291 Gallery circle 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art gallery
cultural institution
photography gallery
alsoKnownAs 291
Little Galleries of the Photo-Secession
associatedWithPublication Camera Work
closed 1917
coFoundedBy C. F. White
Clarence H. White
Edward Steichen
Frank Eugene
Gertrude Käsebier
John C. Friend
country United States of America
curatedBy Alfred Stieglitz
era early 20th century
exhibitedWorkBy African art
Alfred Stieglitz
Auguste Rodin
Clarence H. White
Constantin Brâncuși
Edward Steichen
Francis Picabia
Georges Braque
Georgia O’Keeffe
Gertrude Käsebier
Henri Matisse
Henri Rousseau
Native American art
Oceanic art
Pablo Picasso
Paul Cézanne
Paul Strand
foundedBy Alfred Stieglitz
hasTypeOfExhibition modern art exhibitions
non-Western art exhibitions
photography exhibitions
influenced acceptance of photography as an art form
development of modern art in the United States
locatedAtAddress 291 Fifth Avenue
locatedIn Manhattan
New York City
movement Photo-Secession
namedAfter its street address 291 Fifth Avenue
notableFor exhibiting avant-garde art
introducing modern European art to the American public
promoting photography as a fine art
opened 1905
operatedBy Photo-Secession group
linked to: Photo-Secession

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Alfred Stieglitz founded 291 gallery
Arthur Dove exhibitedAt 291 gallery
John Marin exhibitedAt 291 gallery
Portraits of Georgia O’Keeffe associatedWith 291 Gallery circle
linked to: 291 gallery
Camera Work relatedTo 291 gallery