This forensically researched and lengthy tome uses previously unearthed documents that throw light on Stein’s personal relationships and her attitude to her work and legacy ...

Sparks pinwheel outward. Art is changed forever. 1906 was the year that Picasso painted his new friend and supporter, Gertrude Stein. Happily, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York ...

Gertrude Stein, once one of the doyennes of American letters, is the center of two concurrent exhibitions in San Francisco. Both tread some familiar territory, like her friendship and patronage of ...

Henry James. "I wanna be a lion," Gertrude Stein announced to her brother Leo. So she followed him to Cambridge, and, in 1893, registered at the "Harvard Annex." Gertrude Stein has since become ...

Gertrude Stein, born on February 3, 1874, in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, and died on July 27, 1946, in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France, was an avant-garde American writer, poet, and art collector. Stein ...

IN the Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas Gertrude Stein tells in the following way of some psychological experiments made by her at Harvard: — There is a great deal more in this early paper than ...

Stein didn’t graduate, and instead followed her brother Leo to Paris, where he was already collecting art. 4. She may have presided over the first modern art museum. Gertrude Stein with some of ...

Nearly 65 years after her death, Gertrude Stein is suddenly everywhere. Her life is the subject of an exhibit at the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco, and her influential role as an art ...

Filmmaker Woody Allen cast Kathy Bates as Gertrude Stein in his new movie “Midnight in Paris,” where the writer can be seen rubbing shoulders with Pablo Picasso and Ernest Hemingway ...

Gertrude Stein has written 5 shows including Four Saints in Three Acts (Libretto), The Mother of Us All (Libretto), In Circles (Bookwriter/Lyricist), Gertrude Stein's ...

By Deborah Solomon The actor David Greenspan is a tour-de-force, taking on all the roles of Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson’s large-cast opera from 1934, sans music. By Laura Collins-Hughes ...