1938 Annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Painting
Nov 2–Dec 11, 1938
View the full exhibition catalogue at the Internet Archive.
Artists
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A. S. Baylinson
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Gifford R. Beal
10 works in the collection
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Saul Berman
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Henry Billings
7 works in the collection
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Isabel Bishop
74 works in the collection
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Arnold Blanch
6 works in the collection
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Lucile Blanch
15 works in the collection
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Julius Bloch
13 works in the collection
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Aaron Bohrod
10 works in the collection
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Ilya Bolotowsky
6 works in the collection
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Alexander Brook
9 works in the collection
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Charles Burchfield
38 works in the collection
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George Byron-Browne
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Paul Cadmus
11 works in the collection
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Charles Campbell
1 work in the collection
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John Carroll
3 works in the collection
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Daniel R. Celentano
1 work in the collection
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Nicolai Cikovsky
1 work in the collection
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Paul Lewis Clemens
1 work in the collection
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Jon Corbino
1 work in the collection
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Francis Criss
3 works in the collection
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Gladys Rockmore Davis
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Stuart Davis
27 works in the collection
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Thomas Donnelly
6 works in the collection
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Guy Pène Du Bois
56 works in the collection
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Stephen Etnier
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Philip Evergood
12 works in the collection
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Ernest Fiene
19 works in the collection
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Karl E. Fortess
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Jared French
29 works in the collection
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Emil Ganso
26 works in the collection
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Charles L. Goeller
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Lloyd Lozes Goff
2 works in the collection
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Anne Goldthwaite
3 works in the collection
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Douglas W. Gorsline
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Balcomb Greene
4 works in the collection
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William Gropper
77 works in the collection
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George Grosz
8 works in the collection
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Louis Guglielmi
4 works in the collection
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Philip Guston
10 works in the collection
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Léon Hartl
4 works in the collection
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Marsden Hartley
19 works in the collection
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Bertram Hartman
3 works in the collection
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Theodore G. Haupt
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Eugene Higgins
30 works in the collection
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Peter Hurd
1 work in the collection
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Joe Jones
4 works in the collection
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Mervin Jules
4 works in the collection
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Morris Kantor
14 works in the collection
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Bernard Karfiol
9 works in the collection
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Georgina Klitgaard
5 works in the collection
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John Koch
4 works in the collection
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Benjamin Kopman
13 works in the collection
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Leon Kroll
4 works in the collection
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Yasuo Kuniyoshi
77 works in the collection
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Richard Lahey
6 works in the collection
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Edward Laning
6 works in the collection
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Lawrence H. Lebduska
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Doris Lee
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Jack Levine
5 works in the collection
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Charles Locke
18 works in the collection
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Molly Luce
1 work in the collection
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Luigi Lucioni
13 works in the collection
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Peppino Gino Mangravite
6 works in the collection
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George Marinko
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Kyra Markham
2 works in the collection
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Reginald Marsh
188 works in the collection
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Alice Trumbull Mason
12 works in the collection
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Henry Lee McFee
7 works in the collection
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Paul Mommer
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Eugene Morley
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C. G. Nelson
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Elliot Orr
1 work in the collection
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Waldo Peirce
1 work in the collection
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Albert Pels
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George Picken
3 works in the collection
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Henry Varnum Poor
2 works in the collection
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Gregorio Prestopino
2 works in the collection
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Walter Quirt
1 work in the collection
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Louis Ribak
4 works in the collection
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Samuel Rosenberg
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Theodore Roszak
39 works in the collection
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H. D. Rothschild
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Katherine Schmidt
11 works in the collection
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Ben Shahn
13 works in the collection
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Raymond Skolfield
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John Sloan
164 works in the collection
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Judson Smith
1 work in the collection
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Isaac Soyer
2 works in the collection
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Harry Sternberg
19 works in the collection
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Maurice Sterne
14 works in the collection
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Frederic Taubes
1 work in the collection
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Manuel J. Tolegian
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Nahum Tschacbasov
2 works in the collection
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Allen Tucker
6 works in the collection
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James B. Turnbull
1 work in the collection
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Franklin C. Watkins
3 works in the collection
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Max Weber
14 works in the collection
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Esther Williams
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Zsissly
2 works in the collection
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N. Ziroli
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Bob White
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Jo Cantine
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Julian Levi
3 works in the collection
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Leon Kelly
6 works in the collection
In the News
“Of course there is about the usual amount of paint in evidence, but much of it might just as well have stayed in the tubes—a judgment that would be over severe, no doubt, were there no standards to be upheld . . .” —The New York Times
“[The exhibition] has significance beyond the limits of its actual artistic accomplishment for that part of the public which regards art as an experience that may intensify life, making it more profound and coherent.” —The North American Review
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