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Oscar Bluemner immigrated from Germany to the United States in 1892 as a twenty-five-year-old graduate of Berlin's prestigious Royal Technical Academy and a winner of its royal medal in architecture. By 1927, when he began his Suns and Moons series, he had switched his profession from architecture to painting and had been a member of Alfred Stieglitz's legendary circle of modernists for more than a decade. His Suns and Moons series marked a watershed moment in his career when he fused the aesthetic vocabulary he had developed up to that point with a new commitment to portraying human relationships. What remained fundamental to his vision was the German romantic philosophy ...