NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR
Highlights
Artists (75)
- Stanley Anderson
- John Austen
- Robert Sargent Austin
- Leonard Beaumont
- Edmund Blampied
- Muirhead Bone
- Leonard Griffith Brammer
- Gerald Leslie Brockhurst
- Henry Stuart Brown
- John Buckland-Wright
- Eveleen Buckton
- David Young Cameron
- Ann Clark
- John Copley
- Raymond Teague Cowern
- Edward Gordon Craig
- Eric Fitch Daglish
- William Brockman Davies
- Francis Dodd
- Paul Drury
- John Farleigh
- H Andrew Freeth
- Ethel Leotine Gabain
- Robert John Gibbings
- William Giles
- Eric Gill
- Stephen Frederick Gooden
- Sylvia Gosse
- Edwin Greenman
- Barbara Greg
- Ronald Grierson
- Frederick L Griggs
- Anthony Gross
- Joan Hassall
- Elsie Henderson
- Gertrude Hermes
- Frances Hodgkins
- Blair Hughes-Stanton
- Norman Janes
- Augustus John
- Basil Jonzen
- Sydney Lee
- Clare Leighton
- Iain Macnab
- James McBey
- Roderick Mead
- William Evan Charles Morgan
- Harry Morley
- John Nash
- Paul Nash
- Agnes Miller Parker
- G W Lennox Paterson
- James McIntosh Patrick
- Claughton Pellew
- John Edgar Platt
- Cyril Power
- Gwendolen Raverat
- Charles Ricketts
- Henry Rushbury
- Charles Shannon
- Walter Richard Sickert
- Eric Slater
- Douglas Ion Smart
- May Aimee Smith
- William Strang
- Edmund J Sullivan
- Murray Macpherson Tod
- Leon Underwood
- Francis Unwin
- Alfred Waldron
- William Washington
- Meryl Watts
- Clifford Webb
- Geoffry Heath Wedgwood
- Ethelbert White
An exhibition of paintings, watercolours, drawings and prints organised by the British Council and first shown in the British Pavilion of the New York World Trade Fair. A catalogue was published for the New York venue.
The exhibition was subsequently toured in Canada under the aegis of the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa, and a catalogue published by the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa for the Canadian tour. A further 45 works, selected by Kenneth Clark, were sent from Britain to the USA to bring the exhibition up to date, for a tour overseen by the Toledo Museum of Art. A catalogue, with a forward by Blake-More Godwin, Director of the Toledo Museum of Art, and an introduction by John Rothenstein, Director of the Tate Gallery, was published to accompany this part of the tour. No ISBN numbers.
The exhibition was also shown at Yale University, New Haven; Smith College, Northampton; Albany Art Institute, New York; Montclair Museum, New Jersey 1942/43.
A selection of works from this exhibition, together with works sent direct from Britain, was shown in Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Peru during 1944/45.
Past venues
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USA, Chicago, Arts Club Of Chicago
- 01 November 1940 − 11 July 2000
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USA, Boston, Museum Of Fine Arts
- 30 May 1940 − 11 July 2000
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USA, Toledo, Toledo Museum Of Art
- 01 April 1940 − 11 July 2000
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Canada, Art Association Of Montreal
- 01 February 1940 − 11 July 2000
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Canada, Art Gallery of Toronto
- 01 January 1940 − 11 July 2000
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Canada, National Gallery Of Canada
- 01 December 1939 − 11 July 2000
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USA, New York, British Pavilion World's Fair
- 01 January 1939 − 11 July 2000