A Vision

1. Estate of the artist; descended in the family to 1986; sold, Sotheby's, Dec. 4, 1986, lot 267. Sold to the Art Institute of Chicago, 1990.

Recorded by Art Institute of Chicago.

• New York, F. Valentine Dudensing, <em>Joseph Stella</em>, Apr. 10–30, 1926, cat. 6.
• New York, Whitney Museum of American Art, <em>Joseph Stella</em>, Apr. 22–Oct. 9, 1994, unnumbered checklist, fig. 174.

• "Dudensing Shows Stella's New York" <em>Art News</em> 24, 28 (April 17, 1926), 1, 7.
• Lula Merrick, "In the New York Art Galleries", <em>The Spur</em> 37, no. 10 (May 15, 1926): 80.
• "Women's Art Strikes Distinctive Note," <em>New York Times Magazine</em>, April 18, 1928, 15.
• Ferdinando Santoro, "Giuseppe Stella", <em>Italiani pel mondo: rivista mensile illustrata</em> I, no. 6 (Aug. 1928), 803 (ill.)
• Ferdinando Santoro, "Le mostre di arte di 'Italiani pel mondo'", <em>Italiani pel mondo: rivista mensile illustrata</em>, Mar.-Apr. 1929, 333 (ill.)
• Irma B. Jaffe, <em>Joseph Stella</em>, rev. ed., (Fordham University Press, 1988), 97, 103, 127.
• Barbara Haskell, <em>Joseph Stella</em>, exh. cat. (Whitney Museum of American Art, 1994), 143, 150, (ill.), fig. 174, 146.
• Judith A. Barter, et al., <em>American Modernism at the Art Institute of Chicago, From World War I to 1955</em> (Art Institute of Chicago, 2009), cat. 44.

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