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Zinnias

Artist Max Weber (American, 1881 - 1961)

Date1927

MediumOil on canvas

DimensionsFramed: H 38 x W 31 in. (H 96.5 x W 78.7 cm)
Image: H 28 1/8 x W 21 1/4 in. (H 71.4 x W 54 cm)

Credit LineGift of Mrs. Felix Fuld, 1928

Object number28.698

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Title Details

Published Title Zinnias

Remarks 1981 Newark Museum Catalogue

Inscriptionsrecto: l.r. "MAX WEBER"Marks and Labels/Stampsback of frame: u.l. label "U229 / 258 / LYON MOVING / STORAGE" u.c. label "R (?)202 / 390 / LYON MOVING / STORAGE"; label "The Jewish Museum Catalogue 63 1109 Fifth Avenue / New York / New York 10028 crate Title: ZINNIAS Lender: THE NEWARK MUSEUM NY ONLY"; label "ALLENTOWN ART MUSEUM Fifth and Court Streets, Allentown, Pa. To Newark Museum"; u.r. label "KEAN COLLEGE OF N.J. / LOAN NO. / 300-77"ProvenanceThe Downtown Gallery, New York, NY; to Mrs. Felix Fuld, South Orange, NJExhibition History"Max Weber: American Modern," The Jewish Museum, New York, NY (Oct. 5, 1982 - Jan. 16, 1983)
"John Cotton Dana: Visionary," Kean College of New Jersey, Union, NJ (Sept. 1977)
Retrospective Exhibition (exhibited at: University of California, Santa Barbara; Pal. Leg. of Honor, San Francisco; Phoenix Museum; San Diego Fine Arts Gallery (Dec. 1967 - Oct. 1968)
American Academy of Arts, New York, NY (Nov. 1961)
Milwaukee Art Center, Wisconsin (Sept. 1961)
Wilmington Society for Fine Arts, Delaware (Mar. 1961) [this from the accession card, although seems to contradict exhibition dates in Washington]
B'nai B'rith, Washington (Dec. 1960 - Apr. 1961)
Allentown Art Museum, PA (Nov. 1959)
"Max Weber Retrospective," Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY (Mar. 3 - Apr. 9, 1930)
Meriden Gravure Co., Meriden, CT (Feb. 15 - Mar. 1930)
"Max Weber," Pratt Inst. Manattan Center, New York, NY

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