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Alfred Henry Maurer
(American, 1868-1932)
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Alfred Henry Maurer
Floral Still Life
1926
James Reinish & Associates, Inc.
Alfred Henry Maurer
Still Life
circa 1920
Scott White Contemporary Art
Alfred Henry Maurer
Two Heads
1925-1928
Hollis Taggart Galleries
Alfred Henry Maurer
Standing Nude
circa 1927-1928
Hollis Taggart Galleries
Alfred Henry Maurer
Landscape
circa 1914
Hollis Taggart Galleries
Alfred Henry Maurer
Floral Still Life
circa 1926
Hollis Taggart Galleries
Alfred Henry Maurer
Cubist Still Life with Green Chalice
circa 1928-1932
Hollis Taggart Galleries
Alfred Henry Maurer
Still Life
circa 1908-1912
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Alfred Henry Maurer
Nude
circa 1927-1928
James Reinish & Associates, Inc.
Alfred Henry Maurer
PORTRAIT OF JANET
1925-1926
Babcock Galleries
Alfred Henry Maurer
Two Sisters
circa 1920-1925
James Reinish & Associates, Inc.
Alfred Henry Maurer
Head with Green Dress
circa 1922-1924
Alexandre Gallery
Alfred Henry Maurer
Girl
circa 1926-1927
Alexandre Gallery
Alfred Henry Maurer
Bowl with Pear: Still Life, circa late 1920's
Hollis Taggart Galleries
Alfred Henry Maurer
ABSTRACT HEAD
circa 1930-1932
Babcock Galleries
Alfred Henry Maurer
PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN IN WINDOW
circa 1928-1930
Babcock Galleries
Alfred Henry Maurer
Green Fauve
circa 1912
Hollis Taggart Galleries
Alfred Henry Maurer
Portrait
1894
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Alfred Henry Maurer
Landscape Fauve
1912
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Alfred Henry Maurer
Blue Flowers
1926
Hollis Taggart Galleries
Alfred Henry Maurer
Untitled Landscape
circa 1916-1918
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Alfred Henry Maurer
The Eiffel Tower at Night
Avery Galleries
Alfred Henry Maurer
Marlboro Landscape (Reflection)
1916-1925
Weyhe Gallery
Alfred Henry Maurer
Tree
Weyhe Gallery
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Alfred Henry Maurer Biographie
Alfred H. Maurer was born on April 21, 1868, the son of the Currier & Ives artist, Louis Maurer. He left school in 1884 to work in the family lithographic enterprise of Maurer and Heppenheimer. From 1885 until 1897 Maurer attended the National Academy of Design in New York where he studied under Edgar Ward. Maurer sailed for Paris in 1897 and embarked on a brief course of study at the Académie Julian. He resided in France from 1897-1901 and 1902-1914.
Maurer officially launched his career in 1901 with fashionable Whistlerian and Chase-inspired fin-de-siècle portraits that garnered critical acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic. He simultaneously created a body of genre work that chronicled life at Parisian cafés, dance halls, and along the shore. By 1906-07 Maurer had embraced the aesthetics of Fauvism and accordingly he executed his paintings with expressive brushwork and in a striking new palette of saturated hues. He exhibited his Fauve imagery in important international exhibitions including the 1907 Salon d'Automne; he debuted it in the United States in 1909 in a two-man exhibition with John Marin at Alfred Stieglitz's New York gallery, "291."
Prompted by wartime hostilities abroad Maurer returned to the United States in 1914. He resettled in New York and participated in a number of important exhibitions including the1916 Forum Exhibition held at Anderson Galleries. He exhibited regularly with the New York based Society of Independent Artists and was elected a director of this organization in 1919. In 1924 the New York dealer Erhard Weyhe bought the contents of Maurer's studio. He represented the artist for the remainder of his career.
