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The National Portrait Gallery's fascinating exhibition "Seeing Gertrude Stein: Five Stories" uses photographs, art, film and memorabilia to demonstrate how she did it: strategic friending, careful ...

In 1876, the wealthy railroad executive Daniel Stein took his progeny, Michael, Simon, Leo, Bertha and Gertrude, to Europe for three years. Afraid his children might be considered “uncultured” because ...

Philippe Mora’s freewheeling mock-doc (or ‘docufiction’ as it is described at one point) is an amusingly watchable home-movie style film that takes as its bizarre premise that writer ...

The actor David Greenspan is a tour-de-force, taking on all the roles of Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson’s large-cast opera from 1934, sans music. By Laura Collins-Hughes One minute the actor ...

Why do we care about Gertrude Stein? Two exhibits in Washington DC show that her influence extends far beyond the Jazz Age. I've often wondered whether approaching a subject from a standpoint of ...

Best remembered now for her form-stretching prose, widely quoted apercus and bohemian panache, Gertrude Stein (1874-1946) was dominant in her day as a force majeure in the visual culture of ...

Gertrude Stein, once one of the doyennes of American letters, is the center of two concurrent exhibitions in San Francisco. Both tread some familiar territory, like her friendship and patronage of ...