EXHIBITIONS BY YEAR

Painters for the Theater

14 July to 1 November 1989

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MoMA Staff

Curator

Bernice Rose

Artists

Vito Acconci
American, born 1940
23 exhibitions

Léon Bakst
Russian, 1866–1924
12 exhibitions

Alexander Benois
Russian, 1870–1960
5 exhibitions

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

Horacio A. Butler
Argentine, 1897–1983
5 exhibitions

Paul Cadmus
American, 1904–1999
20 exhibitions

Marc Chagall
French, born Belarus. 1887–1985
96 exhibitions

Robert Delaunay
French, 1885–1941
48 exhibitions

Sonia Delaunay-Terk
French, born Russia. 1885–1979
13 exhibitions

Walter Dexel
German, 1890–1973
11 exhibitions

Jim Dine
American, born 1935
68 exhibitions

Jean Dubuffet
French, 1901–1985
76 exhibitions

Vera Ermolaeva
Russian
4 exhibitions

Alexandra Exter
Russian, 1882–1949
11 exhibitions

Natalia Goncharova
Russian, 1881–1962
20 exhibitions

David Gordon
American, born 1936
1 exhibition

Spencer Frederick Gore
British, 1878–1914
3 exhibitions

Michael Graves
American, born 1934
8 exhibitions

Red Grooms
American, born 1937
10 exhibitions

George Grosz
American, born Germany. 1893–1959
77 exhibitions

David Hockney
British, born 1937
40 exhibitions

Robert Israel
American, born 1939
3 exhibitions

Alex Katz
American, born 1927
26 exhibitions

Jannis Kounellis
Greek, born 1936
11 exhibitions

Mikhail Larionov
Russian, 1881–1964
20 exhibitions

Fernand Léger
French, 1881–1955
110 exhibitions

Georges Méliès
French, 1861–1938
5 exhibitions

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

Sidney Nolan
Australian, 1917–1992
4 exhibitions

Donald M. Oenslager
American, 1902–1975
3 exhibitions

Claes Oldenburg
69 exhibitions

Pablo Picasso
Spanish, 1881–1973
231 exhibitions

Lyubov Popova
Russian, 1889–1924
10 exhibitions

Patrick Procktor
British, 1936–2003
5 exhibitions

Georges Ribemont-Dessaignes
French, 1884–1974
4 exhibitions

Diego Rivera
Mexican, 1886–1957
47 exhibitions

Aleksandr Rodchenko
Russian, 1891–1956
24 exhibitions

Georges Rouault
French, 1871–1958
88 exhibitions

Oskar Schlemmer
German, 1888–1943
45 exhibitions

Georges-Pierre Seurat
French, 1859–1891
56 exhibitions

Gino Severini
Italian, 1883–1966
25 exhibitions

Ben Shahn
American, born Lithuania. 1898–1969
86 exhibitions

Sergei Soudeikine
Russian, 1882–1946
5 exhibitions

Sophie Taeuber-Arp
Swiss, 1889–1943
13 exhibitions

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

Jean Tinguely
Swiss, 1925–1991
17 exhibitions

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

Édouard Vuillard
French, 1868–1940
48 exhibitions

Franklin Chenault Watkins
American, 1894–1972
23 exhibitions

Robert Wilson
American, born 1941
13 exhibitions

Christopher Wood
British, 1901–1930
3 exhibitions

New York Times Review of the exhibition

PUBLISHED

9 July 1989

Glasgow Isn't Paris, But...

By Bill Bryson

LEAD: SHORTLY AFTER EDDIE FRIEL BECAME chief executive of the Greater Glasgow Tourist Board, in 1983, he wandered into a downtown hotel and asked the clerk what there was to do in Glasgow on a Sunday afternoon. ''Go to Edinburgh,'' she replied without looking up.

New York Times • Magazine • page 34 • 4,098 words