1952 Annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Sculpture, Watercolors and Drawings
Mar 13–May 4, 1952
Artists
- Leo Amino
- Charles Annan
- Alexander Archipenko
- John Atherton
- Milton Avery
- Saul Baizerman
- Will Barnet
- John R. Baxter
- William Baziotes
- Ben-Zion
- Isabel Bishop
- Peter Blanc
- Arbit Blatas
- William Brice
- James Brooke
- Byron Browne
- Fritz Bultman
- Charles Burchfield
- Doris Caesar
- Alexander Calder
- Kenneth Callahan
- Mary Callery
- Malcom Edgar Case
- Federico Castellón
- George Cerny
- George Constant
- Robert Cook
- Jon Corbino
- Lily Cushing
- José de Creeft
- Willem de Kooning
- Ara Derderian
- Koren Der Harootian
- José de Rivera
- Sari Dienes
- Blanche Dombek
- Frank Duncan
- Winslow B. Eaves
- Leonard Edmondson
- Jules Engel
- Wharton Esherick
- Clara Fasano
- Lyonel Feininger
- Herbert Ferber
- Perle Fine
- David Fredenthal
- Joseph M. Glasco
- Vincent Glinsky
- Xavier Gonzalez
- Sidney Gordin
- Adolph Gottlieb
- Morris Graves
- Dorothea Greenbaum
- Peter Grippe
- Chaim Gross
- Isadore Grossman
- George Grosz
- Philip Guston
- Robert Gwathmey
- Raoul Hague
- Carl Hall
- David Hare
- Minna Harkavy
- Milton Hebald
- Albert Heckman
- Hesketh
- Hans Hofmann
- Robert B. Howard
- Mitchell Jamieson
- Joe Jenks
- Ynez Johnston
- Joe Jones
- Herbert Kallem
- Karl Kasten
- Nathaniel Kaz
- William Kienbusch
- Dong Kingman
- William King
- Franz Kline
- Henry Koerner
- Yasuo Kuniyoshi
- Lawrence Kupferman
- Ibram Lassaw
- Jacob Lawrence
- Rico Lebrun
- James Lechay
- Michael Lekakis
- Leonid
- Israel Levitan
- Alfred Levitt
- Edmund D. Lewandowski
- Norman Lewis
- Marjorie Liebman
- Peter Lipman-Wulf
- Richard Lippold
- Seymour Lipton
- John Ward Lockwood
- Agnes Potter Lowrie
- Daniel Maloney
- Boris Margo
- Berta Margoulies
- Marguerite
- De Hirsh Margules
- John Marin
- Janet Marren
- Reginald Marsh
- Joseph Meierhans
- Dina Melicov
- Fred Meyer
- Edward Millman
- Robert Moir
- Robert Motherwell
- Seong Moy
- William Muir
- Robert S. Neuman
- Isamu Noguchi
- B. J. O. Nordfeldt
- Elizabeth Olds
- John Opper
- Charles Oscar
- Charles Owens
- William Pachner
- William C. Palmer
- Betty Parsons
- I. Rice Pereira
- Gabor Peterdi
- Ogden M. Pleissner
- Jackson Pollock
- Anne Poor
- Henry Varnum Poor
- Gregorio Prestopino
- Waldemar Raemisch
- George Ratkai
- Bernard Reder
- Ad Reinhardt
- Jeanne Reynal
- George Rickey
- Hugo Robus
- Theodore Roszak
- Alfred Russell
- Attilio Salemme
- Charles Salerno
- Concetta Scaravaglione
- Armin Scheler
- Day Schnabel
- Henry Schnakenberg
- Georges Schreiber
- Jason Seley
- Charles Seliger
- John Sennhauser
- Ben Shahn
- David Smith
- Saul Steinberg
- Charles Stevens
- Ary Stillman
- F. Alston Swift
- Reuben Tam
- Frederic Taubes
- John W. Taylor
- Pavel Tchelitchew
- William Thon
- Arnold Thurm
- Mark Tobey
- George Tooker
- Harold Tovish
- Trajan
- Polygnotos Vagis
- Charles Virga
- Ruth Vodicka
- John von Wicht
- Vaclav Vytlacil
- Carl Walters
- Heinz Warneke
- Jane Wasey
- Roy Weber
- Saul Weinstock
- Nat Werner
- Anita Weschler
- Charles White
- John Wilde
- Andrew Wyeth
- Karl Zerbe
- William Zorach
- Jack Zuckerman
In the News
“. . . the current sculpture annual at the Whitney, excellent as are some of the pieces, has not quite the interest and challenging effect of some of its predecessors.” —The New York Times
“As in previous annuals, the selection is indeed diverse. Included are works ranging from small traditional figures to monumental abstractions in wood and metal, from small decorative pieces to an obscure dark panel in relief darkly painted and with mosaic-like use of sharp outstanding stone points. Here are all the approaches from direct carving in stone to welding. Water-color and drawing sections similarly extend from extreme realism to utter nonobjective in approach.” —The New York Times
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