EXHIBITIONS BY YEAR

Modern European Art

3–27 October 1933

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MoMA Staff

Arranger

Alfred H. Barr, Jr. American, 1902–1981

Artists

Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
36 exhibitions

Rudolph Bauer
American, born Poland. 1889–1954
3 exhibitions

Eugene Berman
American, born Russia. 1899–1972
38 exhibitions

Pierre Bonnard
French, 1867–1947
68 exhibitions

Constantin Brancusi
French, born Romania. 1876–1957
64 exhibitions

Georges Braque
French, 1882–1963
104 exhibitions

Paul Cézanne
French, 1839–1906
89 exhibitions

Giorgio de Chirico
Italian, born Greece. 1888–1978
80 exhibitions

Salvador Dalí
Spanish, 1904–1989
59 exhibitions

Hilaire-Germain-Edgar Degas
French, 1834–1917
57 exhibitions

André Derain
French, 1880–1954
84 exhibitions

Charles Despiau
French, 1874–1946
35 exhibitions

Raoul Dufy
French, 1877–1953
45 exhibitions

Max Ernst
French, born Germany. 1891–1976
92 exhibitions

Othon Friesz
French, 1879–1949
8 exhibitions

Paul Gauguin
French, 1848–1903
75 exhibitions

Vincent van Gogh
Dutch, 1853–1890
74 exhibitions

Juan Gris
Spanish, 1887–1927
77 exhibitions

Jean Hélion
French, 1904–1987
8 exhibitions

Karl Hofer
German, 1878–1955
13 exhibitions

Jean Hugo
French
3 exhibitions

Vasily Kandinsky
French, born Russia. 1866–1944
80 exhibitions

Paul Klee
German, born Switzerland. 1879–1940
132 exhibitions

Georg Kolbe
German, 1887–1947
21 exhibitions

Roger de La Fresnaye
French, 1885–1925
41 exhibitions

Marie Laurencin
French, 1883–1956
27 exhibitions

Fernand Léger
French, 1881–1955
110 exhibitions

Wilhelm Lehmbruck
German, 1881–1919
36 exhibitions

Aristide Maillol
French, 1861–1944
46 exhibitions

André Masson
French, 1896–1987
71 exhibitions

Henri Matisse
French, 1869–1954
182 exhibitions

Jacques Mauny
French, 1893–1962
3 exhibitions

Joan Miró
Spanish, 1893–1983
137 exhibitions

Amedeo Modigliani
Italian, 1884–1920
71 exhibitions

László Moholy-Nagy
American, born Hungary. 1895–1946
73 exhibitions

Piet Mondrian
Dutch, 1872–1944
76 exhibitions

Jules Pascin
American, born Bulgaria. 1885–1930
41 exhibitions

Pablo Picasso
Spanish, 1881–1973
231 exhibitions

Odilon Redon
French, 1840–1916
78 exhibitions

Pierre-Auguste Renoir
French, 1841–1919
40 exhibitions

Georges Rouault
French, 1871–1958
88 exhibitions

Henri Rousseau
French, 1844–1910
49 exhibitions

Pierre Roy
French, 1880–1950
22 exhibitions

Oskar Schlemmer
German, 1888–1943
45 exhibitions

André Dunoyer de Segonzac
French, 1884–1974
31 exhibitions

Georges-Pierre Seurat
French, 1859–1891
56 exhibitions

Chaim Soutine
French, 1893–1943
30 exhibitions

Pavel Tchelitchew
American, born Russia. 1898–1957
59 exhibitions

Kristians Tonny
Dutch
5 exhibitions

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
French, 1864–1901
58 exhibitions

Maurice Utrillo
French, 1883–1955
23 exhibitions

Maurice de Vlaminck
French, 1876–1958
22 exhibitions

Édouard Vuillard
French, 1868–1940
48 exhibitions

New York Times Review of the exhibition

PUBLISHED

11 October 1933

GAIN IN TELEVISION AMAZES MARCONI; Wireless Inventor Foresees Early Availability of Sets for Household Use. VISITS PLANT IN CAMDEN Ultra-Short Wave Called Step to Cheaper Radio Service -- Great Results Predicted for NRA.

CAMDEN, N.J., Oct. 10 -- Amazement at the advanced stage reached by television in this country was expressed today by Senator Guglielmo Marconi, wireless inventor, during an inspection of the television laboratory of the R.C.A.Victor Company here.

New York Times • page 25 • 547 words