Albert Gleizes (1881-1953) was a French artist, writer, and philosopher. In 1912, along with fellow artist, Jean Metzinger, he wrote the first major treatise on Cubism, called Du Cubisme. Gleizes was very involved within his art community and was a part of many groups, such as the Section d’Or and Der Sturm. Many of his theoretical writings were very popular in Germany and he was instrumental in exposing modern art to Americans during his time living in New York.
Paintings by Albert Gleizes in Chronological Order:
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| Houses in a Valley, 1910 | Landscape with Bridge and Viaduct, 1910 | La Chasse, 1911 |
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| Portrait de Jacques Nayral, 1911 | Man on a Balcony (Portrait of Dr. Théo Morinaud), 1912 | Football Players, 1912 |
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| The Swimmers, 1912 | Femmes cousant, 1913 | Landscape with Chimneys, 1913 |
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| Woman with Animals, 1914 | Paysage, 1914 | Portrait of Igor Stravinsky, 1914 |
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| Two Women Seated by a Window, 1914 | Composition (For Jazz), 1915 | New York, 1915 |
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| Acrobats, 1916 | On Brooklyn Bridge, 1917 | Femme Cubiste, 1921 |
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| Figure Cubiste, 1921 | Femme au Fauteuil, 1923 | The Schoolboy, 1924 |
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| Composition, 1928 | Matière et Lumière ou le Christ au Tétramorphe, 1934 | Arabesque brush or Cubist Composition, 1952 |
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| Untitled | Untitled | Composition au diapason |
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| Landscape with Mill | On a Sailboat | Portrait de Miss Bessie Baver |
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| Serrieres | Tarrytown | Untitled |
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| Untitled | Untitled | Untitled |
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| Untitled | Untitled | Vers le port |