Florine Stettheimer's 1921 painting 'Spring Sale at Bendel's' held at Philadelphia Museum of Art

Florine Stettheimer created the oil painting 'Spring Sale at Bendel's' in 1921. Measuring 50 by 40 inches (127 by 101.6 centimeters), the work entered the collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art as a gift from Ettie Stettheimer. The painting depicts a spring sale event at the Bendel's department store. Artcritical published information about this artwork on July 11, 2017. The museum's acquisition represents a significant holding of Stettheimer's work. Stettheimer was known for her distinctive style and social commentary in early 20th century American art. The painting's dimensions and medium are documented as oil on canvas. This work contributes to the understanding of commercial culture and fashion in 1920s New York.