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Image of Albig's

Walt Kuhn
American, (active 1877–1949)

Albig's

1908

Object Type: Painting
Creation Place: North America, American, New Jersey
Dimensions:
20 1/4 in. x 24 1/2 in. (51.44 cm x 62.23 cm)
Medium and Support: Oil on canvas
Accession Number: 1997.0011

Credit Line: Gift of Babette L. and Charles H. Wampold
Copyright: © Estate of Walter Kuhn


Walt Kuhn's works from the first decade of the twentieth century, including "Albig’s", reflect the influence of Robert Henri and his followers. Albig’s was a restaurant located in Fort Lee, New Jersey, where Kuhn rented a house on the banks of the Hudson River. The community was convenient to Manhattan yet offered a respite from the city’s hectic pace. The figures in the painting have not been firmly identified, but they are most likely artist friends who occasionally joined Kuhn in Fort Lee. The woman is thought to be Mrs. Albig, the proprietor’s wife, and the man at the far left of the canvas, facing toward the viewer, may be Henri himself.

American Paintings from the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, 2006, cat. no. 56, p. 144.

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