1941 Annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Sculpture, Watercolors, Drawings and Prints
Jan 15–Feb 19, 1941
View the full exhibition catalogue at the Internet Archive.
Artists
- Mary Hoover Aiken
- H. Oliver Albright
- Ivan Le Lorraine Albright
- Carlos Andreson
- Vera Andrus
- Marianne Appel
- Edmund Archer
- Alexander Archipenko
- John Taylor Arms
- John Atherton
- Peggy Bacon
- Saul Baizerman
- Will Barnet
- Cecil C. Bell
- Rainey Bennett
- Thomas Hart Benton
- Henry Billings
- S.F. Bilotti
- Isabel Bishop
- Lucile Blanch
- Julius Bloch
- Aaron Bohrod
- Otto Botto
- Fiske Boyd
- Raymond Breinin
- Ann Brockman
- Charles Burchfield
- Betty Burroughs
- Nathaniel C. Burwash
- Andrew Butler
- Paul Cadmus
- Harry Poole Camden
- Charles Campbell
- Rhys Caparn
- Page Cary
- Federico Castellón
- Albino Cavallito
- Cornelia Van A. Chapin
- Minna Citron
- Howard Cook
- Lydia Cooley
- Lucille Corcos
- John Edward Costigan
- Lee Brown Coye
- Konrad Cramer
- Philbrick Crouch
- John Steuart Curry
- Lewis C. Daniel
- Andrew Dasburg
- A. Mark Datz
- Jo Davidson
- Hubert Davis
- Stuart Davis
- Horace Day
- José de Creeft
- Adolf Dehn
- John Stockton deMartelly
- José de Rivera
- Nathaniel Dirk
- Harry Dix
- Thomas Donnelly
- Mabel Dwight
- Stuart Edie
- Philip Evergood
- Dean Fausett
- Lyonel Feininger
- Herbert Ferber
- Ernest Fiene
- Paul Fiene
- John B. Flannagan
- Seymour Fogel
- David Fredenthal
- Don Freeman
- Jared French
- Erwin F. Frey
- Wanda Gág
- Emil Ganso
- Oronzo Gasparo
- Todros Geller
- Eugenie Gershoy
- Marshall Glasier
- Harry Glassgold
- Maurice Glickman
- Gertrude Goodrich
- Harry Gottlieb
- Hardie Gramatky
- Dorothea Greenbaum
- Waylande Gregory
- William Gropper
- Chaim Gross
- Maurice Grosser
- George Grosz
- John Groth
- Adlai S. Hardin
- Minna Harkavy
- Perkins Harnly
- Abraham Harriton
- Bertram Hartman
- Rosella Hartman
- Albert Heckman
- John Heliker
- Irwin David Hoffman
- Edward Hopper
- John Hovannes
- Victoria Hutson Huntley
- Joe Jones
- Wendell Jones
- Mervin Jules
- Bernard Karfiol
- Henry G. Keller
- Walt Killam
- Gina Knee
- Henry Kreis
- Max Kuehne
- Yasuo Kuniyoshi
- Lawrence Kupferman
- Armin Landeck
- Edward Laning
- J.J. Lankes
- Barbara Latham
- Robert Laurent
- Arthur Lee
- Josef Lenhard
- L. Jean Liberte
- Russell Limbach
- Charles Locke
- Thomas G. Lo Medico
- John Lonergan
- Louis Lozowick
- Oronzio Maldarelli
- De Hirsh Margules
- Kyra Markham
- Jack Markow
- Reginald Marsh
- Karl Mattern
- William C. McNulty
- Austin Mecklem
- McCullough Miller
- Edward Millman
- Bruce Mitchell
- Frances Mallory Morgan
- Eugene Morley
- Simon Moselsio
- Kornig Nalbandian
- Thomas W. Nason
- William C. Palmer
- Simmons Persons
- George Picken
- Ogden M. Pleissner
- Leslie Powell
- Mac Raboy
- Hugo Robus
- Caroline Speare Rohland
- Sanford Ross
- Theodore Roszak
- Lewis W. Rubenstein
- Charles Rudy
- Antonio Salemme
- Paul Starrett Sample
- Isaac J. Sanger
- Concetta Scaravaglione
- Louis Schanker
- Katherine Schmidt
- Henry Schnakenberg
- Georges Schreiber
- Ben Shahn
- Millard Sheets
- Eugenie Shonnard
- Mitchell Siporin
- John Sloan
- Louis Slobodkin
- David Smith
- Jacob Getlar Smith
- Lawrence Beal Smith
- Raphael Soyer
- Eugene Speicher
- Benton Murdoch Spruance
- Harwood Steiger
- Harry Sternberg
- Alexander Stoller
- Prentiss Hottel Taylor
- Byron Thomas
- Laurence Tompkins
- James B. Turnbull
- Joseph Vogel
- John von Wicht
- Vaclav Vytlacil
- Ernest Walker
- Abraham Walkowitz
- Carl Walters
- Marion Walton
- Heinz Warneke
- Hyman Warsager
- Jane Wasey
- Max Weber
- Cady Wells
- Stow Wengenroth
- Nat Werner
- Anita Weschler
- Warren Wheelock
- Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney
- John Whorf
- Harry Wickey
- Vally Wieselthier
- Arline Wingate
- Meyer Wolfe
- Grant Wood
- Andrew Wyeth
- Art Young
- Mahonri M. Young
- William Zorach
In the News
“While the annual that opened last week at the Whitney Museum may be thought to contain little sculpture of transcendent significance, much of the plastic work is nevertheless very ably done, and there are pieces—quite a few, in fact—that ought to reinforce reputations long established.” —The New York Times
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