First Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary American Sculpture, Watercolors and Prints
Dec 5, 1933–Jan 11, 1934
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Artists
- Rifka Angel
- John Taylor Arms
- Boris Aronson
- Milton Avery
- Peggy Bacon
- Saul Baizerman
- Jozef G. Bakos
- Richmond Barthé
- Gifford R. Beal
- Maurice Becker
- Ahron Ben-Shmuel
- Theresa F. Bernstein
- Virginia Berresford
- George Biddle
- S.F. Bilotti
- Isabel Bishop
- Arnold Blanch
- Lucile Blanch
- Lawrence Blazey
- Julius Bloch
- Peter Blume
- Aaron Bohrod
- Fiske Boyd
- Simeon Braguin
- Edgar Britton
- James Brooks
- Sonia Gordon Brown
- Charles Burchfield
- Jacob Burck
- Henri Burkhard
- Betty Burroughs
- Andrew Butler
- Kenneth Callahan
- Charles Campbell
- John Carroll
- Clarence Holbrook Carter
- Albino Cavallito
- Francis Chapin
- Howard Cook
- Willard R. Cox
- Florence Ballin Cramer
- Konrad Cramer
- Francis Criss
- John Steuart Curry
- Carl G. Cutler
- Gustaf Dalstrom
- Lewis C. Daniel
- Andrew Dasburg
- A. Mark Datz
- Randall Davey
- Jo Davidson
- Morris Davidson
- Hubert Davis
- Stuart Davis
- Alice Decker
- Adolf Dehn
- Charles Demuth
- Frederick K. Detwiller
- Nathaniel Dirk
- Stevan Dohanos
- Thomas Donnelly
- Elsie Driggs
- Mabel Dwight
- Stuart Edie
- George William Eggers
- Wharton Esherick
- Rudolph Evans
- Alfeo Faggi
- Duncan Ferguson
- Louis G. Ferstadt
- Ernest Fiene
- Paul Fiene
- John B. Flannagan
- Gerald Foster
- Hans Foy
- Susan Frazier
- Karl Free
- Don Freeman
- Wanda Gág
- Emil Ganso
- Eugenie Gershoy
- William Glackens
- Anna Glenny
- Henry J. Glintenkamp
- Anne Goldthwaite
- Aaron J. Goodelman
- Harry Gottlieb
- Dorothea Greenbaum
- Jack J. Greitzer
- William Gropper
- Chaim Gross
- Thomas Handforth
- Bertram Hartman
- Rosella Hartman
- Childe Hassam
- Albert Heckman
- Eugene Higgins
- Stefan Hirsch
- Emil Holzhauer
- Edward Hopper
- Earl Horter
- James House, Jr.
- Cecil Howard
- Victoria Hutson Huntley
- Jo Jenkins
- S. B. Kahan
- Morris Kantor
- Bernard Karfiol
- Henry G. Keller
- J. Wallace Kelly
- Leon Kelly
- Rockwell Kent
- Georgina Klitgaard
- Karl Knaths
- Alexander Z. Kruse
- Max Kuehne
- Walt Kuhn
- Yasuo Kuniyoshi
- Gaston Lachaise
- Richard Lahey
- J.J. Lankes
- Robert Laurent
- Arthur Lee
- Hayley Lever
- L. Jean Liberte
- Charles Locke
- John Ward Lockwood
- John Lonergan
- Louis Lozowick
- Luigi Lucioni
- Oronzio Maldarelli
- John Marin
- Reginald Marsh
- Jan Matulka
- Helen McAuslan
- David McCosh
- Henry Lee McFee
- Austin Mecklem
- Hannah Mecklem
- Jo Mielziner
- Harriette G. Miller
- Kenneth Hayes Miller
- Bruce Mitchell
- Jerome Myers
- Reuben Nakian
- Walter Pach
- William C. Palmer
- Charles Hovey Pepper
- Carlotta Petrina
- George Picken
- Hobson Pittman
- Henry Varnum Poor
- John Ramsey
- Philip Reisman
- Louis Ribak
- Robert Riggs
- Boardman Robinson
- Hugo Robus
- Caroline Speare Rohland
- Paul Rohland
- Jo Rollo
- Umberto Romano
- Arnold Ronnebeck
- Lincoln Rothschild
- Andrée Ruellan
- Hélène Sardeau
- Concetta Scaravaglione
- Henry Schnakenberg
- Ben Shahn
- Charles Sheeler
- John Sloan
- Jean Paul Slusser
- Jacob Getlar Smith
- William Sommer
- Moses Soyer
- Eugene Speicher
- Benton Murdoch Spruance
- Harry Sternberg
- Maurice Sterne
- John Storrs
- Bunji Tagawa
- John W. Taylor
- M. A. Tricca
- Herman Trunk, Jr.
- Allen Tucker
- Carl Walters
- Marion Walton
- Max Weber
- Stow Wengenroth
- Warren Wheelock
- Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney
- John Whorf
- Harry Wickey
- Esther Williams
- Arnold Wiltz
- Louis Wolchonok
- William Wolfson
- Grant Wood
- Mahonri M. Young
- William Zorach
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In the News
“The biennial [. . .] contains, assuredly, several very fine pieces and, as an ensemble, reflects credit both upon the sculptors who have contributed and upon the museum, which has so unerringly arranged the work that it may appear to the best advantage.” —The New York Times
“. . . many excellent surprises . . .” —The American Magazine of Art
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