Books
April, 1971
"God Almighty rubbish!" said Leo Stein, as sister Gertrude nurtured her idiosyncratic muse. He was so incensed by her moony writing style and loony coterie that he took all his pictures and moved out, thus beginning the dispersal of one of the most remarkable collections--next to Havemayer or Guggenheim--in the history of modern art. By the painstaking examination of old photographs of the Stein apartments. New York's Museum of Modern Art has reconstructed the collection and, after a s...
