The Cathedrals of Fifth Avenue
Artist: Florine Stettheimer (American, 1871–1944)
Original Dimensions: 60" x 50"
Location: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
About Artwork: (1931) "Turning her gaze to Fifth Avenue, Stettheimer treats the spectacles of high society and consumerism with affectionate humor. A newly wedded couple emerges from a church, ready to begin a life of excess and acquisition. Floating above them are the names of New York’s most exclusive shops and food establishments; "Tiffany’s" is spelled out in jeweled letters, and "Altman’s" is shaped from fine home furnishings. At right, Stettheimer and her sisters exit a limousine near Augustus Saint-Gaudens’s gilded Sherman Monument. Like the other three paintings in the series (see MMA 53.24.1, 53.24.2, and 53.24.3), a gilded frame of the artist’s design surrounds the canvas." - (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)
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