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.jpg "Young Woman in Kimono, c.1901 by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Evening at the Club, c.1902 by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Woman in Interior by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Still Life with Breton Pottery by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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_(oil_on_gessoed_board)_-_(MeisterDrucke-194823).jpg "Landscape, c.1916 by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Still Life with White Pitcher and Fruit by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Young Woman, c.1920-25 by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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_(oil_on_gessoed_board)_-_(MeisterDrucke-282009).jpg "Red Table Top Still Life by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Head of a Woman by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "The Yellow Screen by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Nude by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Cubist Still Life by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "In a Cafe by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "In a Café, 1905 by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1315795).jpg "Standing Nude, c.1927-28 by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1458001).jpg "Two Sisters in Green, c. 1920s by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Girl by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Duality by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Woman in a Garden by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Pot of Flowers by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-323433).jpg "Zinnias, c.1926 by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Landscape, ca. 1925 by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Head by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Hills by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Figure on Bench by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Tan Still Life by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Apples and Nuts by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Flowers in a Green Vase on Purple Cloth by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Woman by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Still Life - Jardiniere by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Tulips in a Green Vase by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Untitled by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Linoleum Cut with Tribute by Sherwood Anderson by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Still Life with Jardinière by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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.jpg "Susie by Alfred Henry Maurer")
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Alfred Henry Maurer was born in Ney York and was the only child of German immigrants. After school he worked, like his father Louis Maurer, as a lithographer for Currier and Ives, a well-known New York art printing house. But he was also drawn to painting at an early age, so he studied at the National Academy of Design and then went to Paris for a few years, where he continued his studies mainly at the Louvre. His greatest role model at that time was James Abbott McNeill Whistler, a well-known American painter. Maurer's first award-winning painting "An Arrangement of 1901", therefore, shows clear references to Whistler in his painting style. For a short time back in New York, Maurer met Alfred Stieglitz, a renowned gallery owner and photographer, and exhibited his works in his gallery 291. Stieglitz, who in his time had a decisive influence on the artistic development of the USA by also presenting the European avant-garde here, became an important patron of Alfred Henry Maurer and brought him together with many important artists.
There was little continuity in Maurer's artistic development. He was a seeker who kept changing styles. His works can be assigned to Realism, Impressionism, Cubism and Fauvism. In later years he painted almost exclusively in the Cubist and Fauvist style. Very well known from this creative phase are for example his oil paintings "Landscape with red and blue" and "Two Sisters".
At the beginning of the First World War, Alfred Henry Maurer returned to the USA, where he lived a very secluded life in his parental home in New York and increasingly withdrew to his studio in the converted attic. Anyway, he was a very introverted person who had never married. Because he withdrew more and more from the public, the artist increasingly lacked an eye for new artistic tendencies. In the last 15 years of his life he therefore developed a predominantly monochrome Cubist style of painting, which no longer attracted much attention from the general public. To the declining success came the fact that at the same time his father, with whom Maurer was in a kind of artistic competition throughout his life, was suddenly "rediscovered" and attained greater artistic significance. When the father died, the son took his own life only a few weeks later.
Alfred Henry Maurer was born in Ney York and was the only child of German immigrants. After school he worked, like his father Louis Maurer, as a lithographer for Currier and Ives, a well-known New York art printing house. But he was also drawn to painting at an early age, so he studied at the National Academy of Design and then went to Paris for a few years, where he continued his studies mainly at the Louvre. His greatest role model at that time was James Abbott McNeill Whistler, a well-known American painter. Maurer's first award-winning painting "An Arrangement of 1901", therefore, shows clear references to Whistler in his painting style. For a short time back in New York, Maurer met Alfred Stieglitz, a renowned gallery owner and photographer, and exhibited his works in his gallery 291. Stieglitz, who in his time had a decisive influence on the artistic development of the USA by also presenting the European avant-garde here, became an important patron of Alfred Henry Maurer and brought him together with many important artists.
There was little continuity in Maurer's artistic development. He was a seeker who kept changing styles. His works can be assigned to Realism, Impressionism, Cubism and Fauvism. In later years he painted almost exclusively in the Cubist and Fauvist style. Very well known from this creative phase are for example his oil paintings "Landscape with red and blue" and "Two Sisters".
At the beginning of the First World War, Alfred Henry Maurer returned to the USA, where he lived a very secluded life in his parental home in New York and increasingly withdrew to his studio in the converted attic. Anyway, he was a very introverted person who had never married. Because he withdrew more and more from the public, the artist increasingly lacked an eye for new artistic tendencies. In the last 15 years of his life he therefore developed a predominantly monochrome Cubist style of painting, which no longer attracted much attention from the general public. To the declining success came the fact that at the same time his father, with whom Maurer was in a kind of artistic competition throughout his life, was suddenly "rediscovered" and attained greater artistic significance. When the father died, the son took his own life only a few weeks later.
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