Stettheimer, Florine

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Stettheimer, Florine (1871–1944) painter; born in Rochester, N.Y. In the 1890s she studied at the Art Students League, in Europe (1906–14), and settled in New York. She created the sets and costumes for Four Saints in Three Acts (1934), an opera by Virgil Thomson and Gertrude Stein. Her paintings were satiric, theatrical, and symbolic.

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