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Mabel Evans Dodge Sterne Luhan geborene Mabel Ganson (* 26. Februar 1879 in Buffalo, New York; † 13. August 1962 in Taos, New Mexico) war eine wohlhabende US-amerikanische Gesellschaftsgröße, Kunst mäzenin und Schriftstellerin. Luhan wird vornehmlich mit der von ihr gegründeten Künstlerkolonie in Taos in Verbindung gebracht.
Mabel Dodge Luhan was an American patron of the arts, who was associated with the Taos art colony and the Armory Show. She had a turbulent personal life, marrying four times and hosting famous guests such as Gertrude Stein, John Reed, and D. H. Lawrence.
2. Juni 2021 · Widowed and extricated from the first of many love triangles, Luhan set off for Europe, where she met and married the architect Edwin Dodge. Together they lived in Florence and socialized with...
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She was a woman of profound contradictions. She was generous. She was petty. Domineering and endearing. She was Mabel Ganson Evans Dodge Sterne Luhan – salon hostess, art patroness, writer and self-appointed savior of humanity. Mabel Ganson was born into wealth in Buffalo, New York. Her unhappy upper class parents, who lived off an inheritance, pro...
Lincoln Steffens believed that Mabel had a certain faculty, a “centralizing, magnetic, social faculty” as he related over tea at her home one afternoon: Mabel soon presided over one of the most famous salons in American history at 23 Fifth Avenue. From 1913 to 1916 she hosted “Wednesday Evenings” at her New York home, a gathering spot for pre-World...
Ever restless, Mabel began spending time in Provincetown where she met and married artist Maurice Sterne. Within weeks she sent him off to the West, to New Mexico, a place she had heard about from Leo Stein. Within weeks Sterne wrote her a letter that began “Dearest Girl–Do you want an object in life? Save the Indians, their art–culture–reveal it t...
Mabel had “willed” Lawrence to New Mexico long before she sent him a formal invitation to be her guest in 1921. She dreamed of establishing Taos as the birthplace for a new American civilization, one not based on getting and spending, or on the redistribution of wealth. Mabel thought that Lawrence was the “only one who can really see this Taos coun...
(abbreviated – source: Mabel Dodge Luhan In Her Own Words) 1. Feb 26, 1879 – Born Mabel Ganson, Buffalo New York 2. 1897 – Turns 18, coming out party 3. July 1900 – Marries Karl Evans in secret 4. Jan 1902 – John Evans is born 5. Feb 25, 1903 – Karl Evans dies in hunting accident 6. Oct 1904 – Marries Edwin Dodge 7. 1905 – Mabel and Edwin move to F...
Mabel and her third husband Maurice Sterne move to Taos in 1916. It was Mabel’s intention at Taos to create a center that would attract great artists, writers, musicians and intellectuals to celebrate Indian culture. Famous guests who stayed in her Taos house included Willa Cather, Thornton Wilder, Ansel Adams, Georgia O’Keeffe, Leopold Stokowski a...
Learn about Mabel Dodge Luhan, a salon hostess, art patroness, writer and self-appointed savior of humanity. Explore her life, from her wealthy upbringing in New York to her avant-garde circle in New York and Paris, to her love affair with a Taos Pueblo Indian and her home in New Mexico.
9. Aug. 2024 · Mabel Dodge Luhan (born Feb. 26, 1879, Buffalo, N.Y., U.S.—died Aug. 13, 1962, Taos, N.M.) was an American writer whose candid autobiographical volumes contain much information about well-known Americans of her era.
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Mabel Dodge Luhan was a trailblazing feminist 100 years ahead of her time. She was a champion for Women and Native American rights. In 1917 she moved from Greenwich Village to Taos, New...
Learn about the life and achievements of Mabel Dodge Luhan, a 20th-century American patron of the arts and the Pueblo Indians. Explore her salons in Florence and New York, her marriages, her books, and her influence on modernism.
