Morton Livingston Schamberg

Morton Livingston Schamberg

1881 — 1918

American artist (1881-1918)

Morton Livingston Schamberg was an American modernist painter and photographer. He was one of the first American artists to explore the aesthetic qualities of industrial subjects. Schamberg is considered a pioneer of the Precisionism art movement, and one of the first American adopters of Cubist style.

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Charles Sheeler and Nina Allender

Charles Sheeler and Nina Allender

Morton Livingston Schamberg National Gallery of Art

Self-Portrait

Morton Livingston Schamberg Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

Study for "The Well"

Study for "The Well"

Morton Livingston Schamberg Metropolitan Museum of Art

Untitled

Morton Livingston Schamberg Metropolitan Museum of Art

Untitled

Morton Livingston Schamberg Metropolitan Museum of Art

Untitled

Morton Livingston Schamberg Metropolitan Museum of Art

Painting (formerly Machine)

Painting (formerly Machine)

Morton Livingston Schamberg Yale University Art Gallery

Painting IV (Mechanical Abstraction)

Painting IV (Mechanical Abstraction)

Morton Livingston Schamberg

Painting VIII (Mechanical Abstraction)

Painting VIII (Mechanical Abstraction)

Morton Livingston Schamberg

Bowl of Flowers

Bowl of Flowers

Morton Livingston Schamberg Smithsonian American Art Museum

Paris Cafe

Morton Livingston Schamberg Whitney Museum of American Art

Landscape

Morton Livingston Schamberg National Gallery of Art

Untitled (Mechanical Abstraction)

Morton Livingston Schamberg Whitney Museum of American Art