The New York Painter: A Century of Teaching, Morse to Hofmann

Selected by our friends at CAREFULLY CURATED, presented in collaboration with Stop & Read.

A history of painting told through the people who taught it. The New York Painter: A Century of Teaching, Morse to Hofmann traces connections between artist-teachers and their students in New York from 1832 to 1932.

Published in 1967, this exhibition catalogue brings together essays on the city’s art schools and organizations, black-and-white reproductions, brief artist biographies, and a chronology of teachers and pupils. A thoughtful look at how artistic ideas move between generations—and how a city’s classrooms and studios shape its art.

• Title: The New York Painter: A Century of Teaching, Morse to Hofmann
• Text: Albert Ten Eyck Gardner
• Exhibition venue: Marlborough-Gerson Gallery, New York
• Publication date: 1967
• Format: Paperback exhibition catalogue
• Pages: 107
• Language: English
• Condition: Very Good