Ways of Seeing: Georgia O’Keeffe, Fisk University, and the Alfred Stieglitz Collection Food product and as multi-storey public projections

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Ways of Seeing: Georgia O’Keeffe, Fisk University, and the Alfred Stieglitz Collection Food product and as multi-storey public projectionsThe first publication on the art collection of renowned photographer Alfred Stieglitzincluding works by Picasso and Czanne, African masks, and his circle of modern American artistswhich helped introduce and define modern art in America, entwined with issues of race and education. Gifted in 1949 by Georgia OKeeffe to Fisk University, a historically Black university in Nashville, the Alfred Stieglitz Collection includes 101 works from the estate of