1939 Annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Watercolors
Feb 22–Mar 15, 1939
View the full exhibition catalogue at the Internet Archive.
Artists
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Carlos Andreson
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Marianne Appel
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Peggy Bacon
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John J. Barsotti
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Cecil C. Bell
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Rainey Bennett
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Theresa F. Bernstein
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Virginia Berresford
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Lucile Blanch
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Aaron Bohrod
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Otto Botto
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Charles Burchfield
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Kenneth Callahan
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Charles Campbell
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Clarence Holbrook Carter
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Federico Castellón
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Howard Cook
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Lucille Corcos
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Russell Cowles
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Lee Brown Coye
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Thomas Craig
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Lewis C. Daniel
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Hubert Davis
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Horace Day
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Adolf Dehn
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Frank Di Gioia
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Nathaniel Dirk
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Stevan Dohanos
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Olin Dows
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Stuart Edie
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Louis G. Ferstadt
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Susan Frazier
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David Fredenthal
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Emil Ganso
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Bertram Goodman
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Harry Gottlieb
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Hardie Gramatky
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Perkins Harnly
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Abraham Harriton
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Edward Hopper
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Earl Horter
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Henry G. Keller
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Aline Kilham
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Josef Lenhard
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L. Jean Liberte
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John Ward Lockwood
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John Lonergan
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George Macrum
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Reginald Marsh
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Giovanni Martino
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Austin Mecklem
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Bruce Mitchell
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Simmons Persons
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Caroline Speare Rohland
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Paul Rohland
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Allen Saalburg
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Paul Starrett Sample
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Saul Schary
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Georges Schreiber
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Zoltan Sepeshy
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Millard Sheets
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Jean Paul Slusser
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Jacob Getlar Smith
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Harwood Steiger
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John W. Taylor
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Prentiss Hottel Taylor
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James B. Turnbull
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Ernest Walker
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Max Weber
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John Whorf
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William Zorach
In the News
“There is substance here. There are fresh ideas. Not all of them may be ‘important’ ideas, and a few of them may be deemed pretty nebulous or pretty far-fetched. But the walls look alive.” —The New York Times
“. . . upon the whole a heartening—in spots a really fine and impressive—show of water-colors.” —The New York Times
“. . . it is indeed good news when a large group exhibition maintains so high a standard.” —Parnassus
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