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http://www.archive.org/details/guggenheimintern1958sven In march 1956 an International Atcard of $10,000 teas estab- lished 6{# the President and the Board of Trustees of The Solonton R. Guggenheint Foundation, to be made every ttco years to an artist whose teorh is selected bu a specially chosen International jury.
The pictures eligible for this Award must have been com- pleted within the three years previous to fixed date — in the present instance June 30, 1958; they must also have been publicly exhibited ivithin two years previous to the date of their selection.
In the current 1958 Guggenheim Internationol Award, tuyenty-tico juries chosen bg the International Association of Art Critics, International Council of Museums and the International Association of Plastic Arts awarded twenty- two sectional prizes of $1,000,
These iVational Section juries were comprised of three members, one representing each of the collaborating or- ganisations and appointed by the National Section of that organization. Eligibility for 1958 National Section prizes u;as open to the wortts of artists of any country represented by IVafional Sections in all the three collaborating organi- zations at the date of its announcement.
In 1958 an Extra-IVational prise of $1,000 was offered for a work by an artist bom in a country which is not repre- sented in all the three collaborating organizations. The jury awarding this prize was also composed of three members, one designated by each of the collaborating bodies. In addition to the IVational and Extra-lVational prize win- ners each jury was ashed to select four additional candidate pictures. From all these the International jury made its se> lection of a picture for the International Guggenheim Award.
The Award as conceived by the Foundation is strictly an aujard &!| jury ttontination, not a con^petition. The juries were asked to malee their awards on this basis of specific pic- tures, not the artist's general achievement.
The International Award, National and Extra-lVational Prises are outright grants. The aim of the Award is to stimulate public interest in contentporary art and in this way to en- courage the worh of artists throughout the world.
The Mtiseunt joins the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation in its gratitude to the mentbers of the International jury: Georges Salles, President, International Council of museums; Sir Herbert Read and lUorris Kestelman. It is likewise deeply grateful to the members of the International Liaison Cont- mittee and the three international organizations, the Inter- national Association of Art Critics, International Council of Museunts and the International Association of Plastic Arts, tvhose collaboration made possible the selection and final judging of the chosen pictures.
Finally, especial thanks are due to Mrs. Louise Averill Svendsen for her work in the compilation of this catalogue and to Madame S. Gille-Delafon for her effective chairman- ship of the International Liaison Committee.
James Johnson Sweeney, Director
INTERNATIONAL LIAISON CO»I9inTEE
Madame S. Gille-Delafon Secretary General International Association of Art Critics
Georges Henri Riviere Director International Council of Museums
Berto Lardera Secretary General International Association of Plastic Arts
EVTEKNATIONAL AWARD JURY
Sir Herbert Read lACA
Georges A. Salles ICOM Morris Kestelman lAPA IVATIONAL SECTION AWARD JURIES
ASJSTffilA Professor Arnulf Neuwirth lACA GREECE Demetrios Evanghelidis lACA Dr. Vinzenz Oberhammer ICOM Manolis Chatzidakis ICOM Professor Fritz Wotruba lAPA Constantin Pangalos lAPA
BELGIUM Charles Bernard lACA IRELAND James White lACA EmUe Langui ICOM Thomas McGreevy ICOM Albert Crommelynck lAPA Robert R. Figgis lAPA
BRAZIL Mario Pedrosa lACA ITALY Dr. Palma Bucarelli lACA Carlos Flexa Ribeiro ICOM Rodolfo PaUucchJni ICOM Eduardo Alvim Correa lAPA Antonio Corpora lAPA
CANAKA Guy Viau lACA JAPAN Soichi Tominaga lACA Alan Jarvis ICOM Seiroku Noma ICOM Philip Surrey lAPA Kazu Wakita lAPA
CHILE Pedro Labowitz lACA THE NETHERLANDS Dr. H. L. C. Jaffe lACA Luis Vargas Rosas ICOM E. L. L. de Wilde ICOM Arturo M. Edwards lAPA Jan van Heel lAPA
C©JL®M[B5A Jesus Arango lACA POLAND Professor Juliusz StarzyAski lACA Eduardo Mendoza Varela ICOM Professor Dr. Stanislaw Lorentz ICOM Casimiro Eiger lAPA Kazamierz Tomorowicz lAPA
SLOVAKIA Professor Jiri Kotalik lACA SWEDEN Professor Sten Karling lACA Dr. Vladimir Novotny ICOM Otte Skiild ICOM Bohumir Dvorsky lAPA Simon Sorman lAPA
DENMARK Sigurd Schultz lACA SWITZERLAND Carola Giedion-Welcker lACA Erik Zahle ICOM Dr. Georg Schmidt ICOM Georg Jacobsen lAPA Guido Fischer lAPA
EGYPT Bishr Fares lACA UNITED KINGDOM Eric Newton lACA Nehac Khulusy ICOM David BaxandaU ICOM Ahmac Yousef lAPA James Fitton lAPA
FRANCE Raymond Cogniat lACA UNITED STATES Dr. Alfred Frankfurter lACA Jean Leymarie ICOM Alfred H.Barr, Jr. ICOM Jean-Francis Laglenne lAPA Leon KroU lAPA
GERMANY Dr. Franz Roh lACA YUGOSLAVIA Grgo Gamulin lACA Professor Dr. Kurt Martin ICOM Zdenka Munk ICOM Georg Meistermanu lAPA Gabrijel Stupica lAPA
EXTRA NATIONAL AWARD JURY
Pierre Courthion lACA Dr. Grace L. McCann Morley ICOM Felice Casorati lAPA
5". Joan Miro: NIGHT. 1957-5S. Ceramic mural, 9' 8" x 24' guggi;nhi:ii»i interivational award
JOAJV MIR© 1893 —
Born, Montroig, Spain ; lives in Palma, Majorca DAY and NIGHT. 1957-58. Ceramic mural, two sections, in collaboration tvitk Joseph Llorens Artigas for the UNESCO Building, Paris, 9' 8" x 49' 3" and 24' 5".
HONORABLE MEIVTIONS
MliVORi; KAWABATA 1911 — Born, Tokyo; lives in Tokyo RHYTHM — BROWN. 1958. Oil on canvas, 51% x 76%".
EDOVARD PiGlVON 1905 —
Born, Marles-les-Mines (Pas-de-Calais) ; lives in Paris OLIVE TREE TRUNK. 1958. OU on canvas, 79yi x 104%"
JEAiV PAVh RIOPELLE 1923 — Born, Montreal; lives in Paris OPEN HORIZONS. 1957. Oil on canvas, 45 x 76'%".
MARIA HELEIVA VIEIRA DA SMLVA 1908 — Born, Lisbon, Portugal; lives in Paris AIX-EN-PROVENCE. 1958. Oil on canvas, 63% x 57%".
NATIOIVAL SECTION HONORABLE MENTIONS
CANADA
JAPAN ^ indicates winners of sectional awards, national and extra-national. United Kingdom award ex aequo GUGGENHEIM NATIONAL SECTION AWARDS
AUSTRIA
WOLFGANG HOLLEGBA 1929 — Born, Klagenfurt; lives in Vienna COMPOSITION. 1956. Oil on canvas, ISVs x 23%".
GOTTFRIED GOESEL 1906 — Born, Vienna; lives in Paris NO. 240. 1956. Oil on canvas, 51^4. x 64".
FRITZ HI}NDERTWASSER 1923 — Born, Vienna; lives in St. Mande (Seine), France THE GOLDEN MOUNTAIN. Paris, 1957. Mixed media on paper, 19 x 24%".
JOSEF lUIKL 1929 — Born, Vienna; lives in Vienna YELLOW FIGURE WITHOUT RED. 1956. OU on canvas, 28x27W.
MAS. WEILER 1910 — Born, Ahsam, Innsbruck; lives in Innsbruck BLUE MOON. 1957. Oil on canvas, 39% x ZZVo".
RELGIUM
OCTAVE LANDVYT 1922 — Born, Ghent; lives in Courtrai RECLINING FIGURES. 1958. OU on ivood, 57V2 x 64".
GASTOX RERTRANB 1910 — Born, Wonck; lives in Uccle-Brussels GREY SPRING. 1957. OU on canvas, 3SVi x 57V2".
JAX BVRSSENS 1925 — Born, Malines; lives in Mariakerke-Ghent WOMAN. 1957. Oil uith sand on pressed wood, 71 x 48"
PAUL BELVAVX 1897 — Born, Antheit; lives in Boitsfort-Brussels ECCE HOMO. 1957. OU on canvas, 104Vz x 77Vs".
LOVIS VADl LINT 1909 —
Born, Brussels ; lives in Brussels SILVER CONIFER. 1958. Oil on canvas, 59Vs x 39V2". — .
BRAZIL
ALFREDO VOLPI 1896 — Born, Lucca, Italy; lives in Sao Paulo COMPOSITION. 1958. Tempera on canvas, 39% x25i-A".
LYGIA CLARK 1920 — Born, Belo Horizonte, Minas; lives in Rio de Janeiro
DESIGN WITH MODULATED SURFACE — SERIES B, NO. 1. 1958. Mixed media on board, 39% x 39%"
niLTOlV DACOSTA 1915 — Born, Niteroi, Rio; lives in Rio de Janeiro GREEN. 1958. Oil on canvas, 32 x 39%".
DJANIRA DA MOTTA E SiLVA 1914 — Born, Sao Paulo; lives in Rio de Janeiro GRISTMILL. 1956. Oil on canvas, 35Vs x 51%".
PAOLO MVSVBiECI RiSSOlVE 1925
Born, Reggio-Calabre, Italy ; lives in Rio de Janeiro STRUGGLE WITH PRIDE AND VANITY. 1958. Oil on plywood, 29% x 63%".
CANADA
JACK LEOTSARD SHADBOLT 1909 — Born, Shoeburyness, England; lives in Vancouver MEDIEVAL LANDSCAPE. 1957. Oil on canvas, 40% x 60%".
EDnVTSD ALLEYTS 1931 — Born, Montreal; lives in Paris COMPOSITION. Paris, 1957. Oil on canvas, 28% x 36Vi"
GRARAM COVGRTRY 1931 — Born, Saint-Lambert, Quebec; lives in Toronto SHARED NIGHTS. June-July, 1957. Oil on canvas, 48Vs x 53%"
JEAN PAVL RIOPELLE 1923 —
Born, Montreal ; lives in Paris OPEN HORIZONS. 1957. Oil on canvas, 45 x 76%".
TONY VRQVHART 1934 —
Born, Niagara Falls, Ontario ; lives in Niagara Falls THE ENIGMA. 1958. Oil on canvas, 42Vi x 50Vs". .
CHILE
EKRtQVE ZAJVAKTl/ 1921 —
Born, Paris, France ; lives in Paris COMPOSITION. 1957. Oil on canvas, 51 x SSVi".
TSEMESiO AIVTJUiVEZ 1918 —
Born, Santiago ; lives in Santiago TABLECLOTH. 1957. Oil on canvas, 2lVi x 31%".
JOSE BALMES 1927 —
Born, Barcelona, Spain ; lives in Santiago THE KITCHEN. 1957. Oil on canvas, 36% x 19%".
CAMiLO MORI 1896 — Born, Valparaiso; lives in Santiago COMPOSITION. 1958. Oil on canvas, 34 x 24%"
CARMEIV SILVA 1930 — Born, Santiago; lives in Santiago HOUSE IN QUINTA NORMAL. 1957. Oil on canvas, 31% x 39Vi'
COLOMBIA
EOVARBO RAMIREZ VILLAMIZAR 1923 — Born, Pamplona; lives in Bogota. HORIZONTAL, WHITE AND BLACK. 1958. Oil on canvas, 25% x 65".
EERyAKOO BOTERO 1932 —
Born, Medellin ; lives in Bogota STILL LIFE IN SEPIA. 1958. Oil on canvas, 55% x 75".
ENRIQUE GRAV ARAVSO 1920 — Born, Cartagena; lives in Bogota
STILL LIFE WITH SUN AND MOONS. 1958. OH on canvas, 27Vi. x 33Vi"
MARCO OSPIIVA 1914 — Born, Bogota; lives in Bogota COMPOSITION IN YELLOW. 1958. Oil on canvas, 29V2 x 59Vs".
GVILLERMO WIEHEMAIVIV 1905 — Born, Munich, Germany; lives in Bogota YOUNG NEGRESS. 1958. Oil on canvas, 39^2 x 27%". CEECHOSI.OVAKIA
JAiV SLAvicEK 1900-
Born, Prague ; lives in Prague PRAGUE. 1958. Oil on canvas, 57Vs x 41W
MILOSLAV HOLY 1897 —
Born, Prague ; lives in Prague IN THE GARDEN. 1957. Oil on canvas, 29Vs x 39%".
A^'TONm PELC 1S95 — Born, Lisany; lives in Prague PUPPET THEATER. 1957. OU on canvas, 44% x 66Vi"
KAREL SGVCEK 1915 —
Born, Krocehlavy ; lives in Kladno EVENING — STREET. 1957. OU on canvas, 40% x 56Va"
VOJTECH TITTELBACH 1900 —
Born, Mutejovice ; lives in Prague YOUNG GIRL IN YELLOW SWEATER. 1957. Oil on pressed wood, 34V.t x 22V2'
»E?eiARK
CARL-BENIS'ING PEOEKSEJV' 1913 — Born, Copenhagen; lives in Copenhagen •^ MYTH ON MAN AND THE OCEAN. 1957. OU on canvas mounted on pressed mood, 4 sections, 95% x 157%"
P0VL BJORKLVIVB 1909 — Born, Copenhagen; lives in Copenhagen IN HOSPITAL. 1958. Oil on canvas, 55V2 x 48%".
BAMALD EETM 1899 — Born, Copenhagen; lives in Asminderdd Mark, pr. Fredensborg WINTER EVENING, SUNSET. February 1956. OU on canvas, 8% x 14%".
RieHAUD M&RTEIVSEN 1910 — Born, Copenhagen; lives in Paris NORTH. 1956. OU on canvas, 51Vi x 64".
JEPPE VOIVTILLIVS 1915 — Born, Copenhagen; lives in Lonholt, pr. Fredensborg RECUMBENT WOMAN SEEN FROM BEHIND. 1957. OU on canvas, 26Vi x 49W. EGYPT
TAHIA HALIM 1926 —
Born, Sudan ; lives in Cairo if TENDERNESS. 1958. Oil on pressed wood, 39% x 31%".
SAVED ABDEL RASSOVL 1919 —
Born, Cairo ; lives in Luxor RED LAND. 1955. Oil on pressed wood, 27% x 36%".
SALEH MOBAMED REBA RETURN OF THE LABORERS. 1957. OU on plywood, 48% x 86W.
SALAB E. TABER 1911 —
Born, Cairo ; lives in Cairo ABYSS. 1958. Oil on pressed wood, 24% x 31%".
ASBOB ZORIAN 1905 —
Born, Cairo ; lives in Cairo ABSTRACTION. OU on burlap, 30% x 41%".
FRANCE
AJV0RE lUASSOK 1896 —
Born, Balagny iOise) ; lives in Paris if NIGHTFALL. 1956. Oil on canvas, 39Vi x 74%".
BALTBVS (BALTBASAR KLOSSOWSKY) 1908 — Born, Paris; lives in Paris LANDSCAPE. 1955. Oil on canvas, U% x 63Vs".
EBOVARB PtGlVOlV 1905 —
Born, Marles-les-Mines (Pas-de-Calais) ; lives in Paris OLIVE TREE TRUNK. 1958. Oil on canvas, 79% x 104%".
PMERRE SOVLAGES 1919 — Born, Rodez; lives in Paris PAINTING. 1957. Oil on canvas, 76% x 5IV^".
PIERRE TAL COAT 1905 —
Born, Clokars-Carnoet (Finistdre) ; lives in Paris PATH TO THE FOOT OF THE VALLEY. 1956. Oil on canvas, 76 x 78" .
GERMAIVY
EWIL SCHV1HACHER 1912 —
Born, Hagen ; lives in Hagen if BARBAROS. 1957. OU on canvas, 52 x 67%".
RVPPRECET GEIGER 1908 —
Born, Munich ; lives in Munich-Solln OE 265. 1958. OU on canvas, 35% x 39%".
ERIVST WiLRELM iVAY 1902 —
Born, Berlin ; lives in Cologne-Braunsfeld NIGHT-PICTURE. 1957. Oil on canvas, 35 x 45%".
OTTO MUTSCRL 1885 — Born, Erfurt; lives in Wiesbaden COMPOSITION 57/14. 1957. Oil on canvas, 61 x 86%"
HAiViV TRIER 1915 — Born, Diisseldorj; lives in Berlin
SEGUIRIYA I. 1957. OU on canvas, 38% x 45%".
GREECE
GEORGES GOt/iVARO 1890 — Born, Athens; lives in Athens if ROCKS BY THE SEA AND WOMEN'S HEADS. 1956. Oil on wood, 32 x 45%"
' JEAJV MITARACBI 1898 — Born, Alexandria, Egypt; lives in Athens ATTIC LANDSCAPE. 1957. Oil on canvas, 23% x 32Vs"
JOHiV SPYROPOVEOS 1912 — Born, Pylos; lives in Athens ANAPHIOTIKA. 1957. Oil on pressed ivood, 43Vi x 27V2".
PASAYOTSS TETSIS 1925 — Born, Hydra; lives in Athens ATHENS AT DA WN. 1957. Oil on canvas, 53% x 30%".
SPIROS VASSIIIOV 1902 — Born, Galaxidi; lives in Athens ATHENS. 1957. Tempera on canvas, 31% x 51". IRELAJVD
PATUICK COLLINS 1911 —
Born, Sligo ; lives in Dublin ^ LIFFEY QUAYSIDES. 1958. Oil on pressed wood, 42 x 51".
GERARD OILLOIV 1920 —
Born, Belfast ; lives in London SEA BEAST BASKING. 1958. Oil with sand on pressed wood, 48 x 72Vs"
LOVSS LERROC^VY 1916 —
Born, Dublin ; lives in London RECUMBENT WOMAN. 1958. Oil on canvas, 40V8 x 60Vs".
NORAH McGVSKNESS
Born, Londonderry ; lives in Dublin THE YELLOW TABLE. 1957. Oil on pressed wood, 36 x 20".
PATRICK SCOTT 1921 — Born, Cork; lives in Dublin WOMEN CARRYING GRASSES. 1958. Oil on canvas, 20 x 15"
ITALY
ALBERTO MAGNELLI 1888 — Born, Florence; lives in Meudon, France if CONVERSATIONAL DUET. Paris, 1956. Oil on canvas, 51% x OSVs".
ALBERTO BVRRI 1915 — Born, Citta di Castello; lives in Rome BLACK— WHITE — BLACK. 1955. Mixed media collage on burlap, 59 x 98Va"
GIUSEPPE CAPOGROSSI 1900 — Born, Rome; lives in Rome SURFACE 210. 1957. Oil on canvas, 81% x 62%".
GIUSEPPE SANTOMASO 1907 — Born, Venice; lives in Venice RED AND BLACK IN THE CANAL. 1958. Oil on canvas, 63Vs x 38%".
GIULIO TURCATO 1912 — Born, Mantua; lives in Rome COMPOSITION. 1958. Oil with silver on canvas, 73V2 x 102Ys'. JAPAIV
KA0RV YAMAGVCnS 1907 — Born, Gunma Prejecture; lives in Tokyo WOOD AND ANIMAL. 1958. OU on canvas, 51V2 x 63Vs".
rnilVORlJ KAWABATA 1911 —
Born, Tokyo ; lives in Tokyo RHYTHM — BROWN. 1958. Oil on canvas, 51% x76Vi".
MATAZ& KAYAMA 1927 —
Born, Kyoto ; lives in Yokohama SOAR. 1957. Oil on canvas, 43% x 56Vs".
SHIGESIRO SAIVO 1900 — Born, Osaka; lives in Atami, Shizuoka Prejecture LIFE. 1957. Mixed media on canvas, 51^/2 X 76%".
TAKE© YAMAGVCm 1902 —
Born, Seoul, Korea ; lives in Tokyo WORK — YELLOW. 1958. Oil on plywood, 7lYs x 71%".
THE 1VETHEK5.AM5S
GERRIT BEJViVER 1897 — Born, Leeuwarden; lives in Amsterdam FARMER. 1957. Oil on canvas, 32 x 40".
KAREL APPEL 1921 —
Born, Amsterdam ; lives in Paris WOMAN AND OSTRICH. 1957. OU on canvas, 51Vs x63Vs".
CORKESLLE (CORNELIS G. VA^V BEVERhOO) 1922 — Born, Luik, Belgium; lives in Paris DR.4MATIC LANDSCAPE. 1958. Oil on canvas. 7lVs x 55%".
LEX HORIV 1916 —
Born, Nijmegen ; lives in Amsterdam, FARMER AND HIS COWS. 1954-55. OU on canvas, 39V2 x 59Vi"
JAAP 2VAIVI\'IiVGA 790^ — Born, IFinschoten; lives in The Hague COMPOSITION IV. 1957. OU on canvas, 20 x 24". .
POLAND
WACLAW TARAKCZEWSKI 1903 —
Born, Czarnkow ; lives in Cracow 45%" if STILL LIFE WITH BLUE VASE AND SHELL, V. 1957. OU on canvas, 33V2 x
TADEVSZ DOMIIVIK 1928 —
Born, Szymanow ; lives in Warsaw GARDEN. 1958. OU on canvas, 39% x 31%".
JAN LEBEIVSTEIN 1930 — Born, Brzeic; lives in Warsatv SMALL FIGURE IN BLUE FRAME. 1957. OU on plywood. 28V2 x 13%".
ADAM MARCZYJVSKI 1908 — Born, Cracow; lives in Cracow CONTRASTS. 1957. OU and tempera on canvas, 29% x 41%".
ARTVR NACnr-SAlUBORSKI 1898 — Born, Cracow; lives in Warsaw
FIG LEAVES ON RED GROUND, I. 1958. OU on canvas, 35V2 x 27V2".
SWEDEN
RAGNAR SANDBERG 1902 —
Born, Sonne ; lives in Stockholm ic STILL LIFE WITH BASKET AND FRUIT. 1957. OU and tempera on pressed wood, 14V4, x 21%"
PER LiNDEKRANTX 1913 — Born, Goteborg; lives in Goteborg LANDSCAPE FROM THE PROVINCE OF BOHUSLAN. 1957. Oil on canvas, 34V2 x 3OV2".
LAGE LINDELL 1920 — Born, Stockholm; lives in Hagalund COMPOSITION. 1956. Tempera on pressed wood, 65 x 27^/2".
TORSTEN RENQVIST 1924 — Born, Ludvika; lives in Stockholm ULYSSES' ARCHIPELAGO. 1955. OU on canvas, 30% x 38%"
LENNART ROBIiE 1916 —
Born, Stockholm ; lives in Hdgersten JANUS. 1956. Tempera on canvas, 45% x 45%". —
SWITZERIiAND
AL,BEKTO GIACOMETTI 1901 — Born, Stampa; Hues in Paris if SKETCH. 1957. Oil on canvas, 28% x 23%".
mCMAltB P. LOUSE 1902 —
Born, Ziirich ; lives in Ziirich VERTICAL DIVISION. 1949-56. OU on canvas, 28%. x 28V2'
MAX VO/V 1HVHLENE]% 1903 — Born, Bern; lives in Bern MOVEMENT. 1956-57. Tempera and oil on canvas, 74% x 63Vs".
PIEKRE TEStBOIS 1932 — Born, Geneva; lives in Geneva COMPOSITION. 1957. Oil on pressed wood, 29V2 x 4S%".
WflLtY VAROIV 1900 —
Born, Ziirich ; lives in Ziirich PORTRAIT OF SWISS POET, MAX FRISCH. 1958. Oil on canvas, 78% x 55Vi"
UNITE© KINGDOM
JfflSi'V BKATBV 1928 — Born, London; lives in Greenwich A- SHOVELTON, BAILLEY, LESSORS, SANDFORD, BRATBY & INNES. 1957. OU on pressed wood, 118% x 77V2"
BEIV mCHOLSOK 1894
Born, Denham, Buckinghamshire ; lives in Ronco, Ascona, Switzerland A- JANUARY 1958 (BLUE TREVOSE). January 1958. Oil on pressed wood, 48Vs x 30%".
TEStRY FROST 1915 — Born, Leamington Spa; lives in London WINTER, 1956. 1956. Oil on pressed wood, 96 x 48".
CERI RICBARBS 1903 — Born, Swansea, South Wales; lives in London RED AND GREEN FIGURE. 1956. OU on canvas, 40Vs x S0%".
F. N. SOVZA 1924 — Born, Goa, India; lives in London BIRTH. 1955. Oil on pressed ivood, 48% x 96". IJIVITED STATES
MARK ROTHKO 1903 — Born, Dvinsk, Russia; lives in New York City if WHITE AND GREENS IN BLUE. 1957. Oil on canvas, 102 x 82".
STVART DAViS 1894 — Born, Philadelphia; lives in New York City MEMO 1956. 1956. OU on canvas, 36 x 28".
EDWARD HOPPER 1882 — Born, Nyack, New York; lives in New York City CALIFORNIA HILLS. 1957. Watercolor, 2IV2 x 29Vi".
FRANZ KLIKE 1910 —
Born, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania ; lives in New York City CORINTHIAN. 1957. Oil on canvas, 80 x 120".
WILLEM DE KOONING 1904 — Born, Rotterdam, The Netherlands; lives in New York City EASTER MONDAY. 1956. Oil and collage on canvas, 96 x 74"
YUGOSLAVIA
FRANO SIIUIJNOVIC 1908 —
Born, Dicmo ; lives in Zagreb •k LANDSCAPE IN THE ZAGORA. 1958. Oil on canvas, 53Vi x 38"
OTON GLSHA 1914 — Born, Crnomelj; lives in Zagreb STONES. 1958. OU on canvas, 2nA x41V4.".
MILAN KONJOVIC 1898 — Born, Sombor; lives in Sombor GRAIN FIELDS. 1957. Oil on canvas, 46% x 68".
MARIJ PREGEL3 1913 — Born, Kranj; lives in Ljubljana PLAYING-CARDS. 1956. OU on canvas, 46% x 35Vi".
lULADEN SRBINOVIC 1925 —
Born, Susice ; lives in Belgrade DARK HORIZONTAL. 1958. OU on canvas, 21% x 46%"
EXTRA NATIONAL AWARD
JOAJV MIRO 1893 — Born, Montroig, Spain; lives in Palma, Majorca DAY and NIGHT. 1957-58. Ceramic mural, two sections, in collaboration with Joseph Llorens Artigas for the UNESCO Building, Paris, 9' 8" x 49' 3" and 24' 5".
FRAJVCfSCO BORES 1898 — Born, Madrid; lives in Paris BEACH. 1957. Oil on canvas, 57V2 x 44%".
SERGE CHARCHOVNE 188S — Born, Bougourouslan, Russia; lives in Paris COMPOSITION INSPIRED BY TCHAIKOVSKY'S PIANO CONCERTO, VARIATION NO. 2. February 1957. Oil on canvas, 38% x 78".
RI/FIiVO TAMAYO 1899 — Born, Oaxaca, Mexico; lives in Paris CLAUSTROPHOBIA. 1957. Oil on canvas, 40 x 36".
IVATALIA nvmiTRESCO 1915 — Born, Bucharest; lives in Paris PAINTING. 1958. Oil on canvas, 46 x65Vi". (ex aequo)
MARIA HELENA VIEIRA DA SILVA 1908 — Born, Lisbon, Portugal; lives in Paris AIX-EN-PROVENCE. 1958. OU on canvas, 63% x 57%". (ex aequo) The President and Board of Trustees of The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation express their gratitude to
all the lenders to this exhibition, to the Correspondent Chairmen of the sectional furies and also to the
following whose cooperation has meant so much to the realization of both the Award and the Exhibition:
Gian Alberto DelFAcqua, Secretary General, La Biennale di Venezia, Venice Umbro Apollonio, Conservatore, Archivio Storico d'Arte Contemporanea, La Biennale di Venezia, Venice Peter Bellew, Head, Visual Arts Section, UNESCO, Paris Miss M. S. Crebessegues, Secretary, ICOM, Paris Dyveke Helsted, Curator, Thorvaldsen Museum, Copenhagen Sidney Janis, New York Aime Maeght, Paris
Milovan Matic, Secretary General, National Commission for Yugoslavia, UNESCO, Paris Anne Minor, Head, Art Department, French Cultural Services, French Embassy, Neiv York B. Novakovic, Yugoslav Information Center, New York Dr. Fritz Novotny, Custodian, Oesterreichische Galerie, Vienna
Brasidas Tsouchlos, President, Greek National Committee of lAPA, Athens
Miss M. Winter, Chief of Secretariat, Stedelifk Museum, Amsterdam
CORRESPONDENT CHAIRMEN
Clemente Airo, Colombia Georgina de Albuquerque, Brazil Professor Otto Benesch, Austria Charles Bernard, Belgium
Dr. Palma Bucarelli, Italy Raymond Cogniat, France Pierre Courthion, Extra National Bohumir Dvorsky, Czechoslovakia Demetrios Evanghelidis, Greece Dr. Alfred Frankfurter, United States Grgo Gamulin, Yugoslavia
Dr. H. L. C. Jaffe, The Netherlands Alan Jcrvis, Canada
1. E. Tregarthen Jenkin, United Kingdom Jasuo Kamon, Japan Pedro Labowitz, Chile Ernst Nathorst-Boos, Sweden Dr. Georg Schmidt, Switzerland Sigurd Schultz, Denmark Professor Juliusz Starzynski, Poland Dr. Ernst Thiele, Germany James White, Ireland Ahmac Yousef, Egypt LENDERS TO THE EXHIBITION
Nemesio Antunez, Santiago Jean Paul Riopelle, Paris Jose Balmes, Santiago Paolo Musumeci Rissone, Rio de Janeiro Gerrit Benner, Amsterdam Otto Ritschl, Wiesbaden Gaston Bertrand, Uccle-Brussels Shigejiro Sano, Tokyo Fernando Botero, Bogota Patrick Scott, Dublin Alberto Burri, Rome Eberhard Seel, Berlin Jan Burssens, Ghent Carmen Silva, Santiago Lygia Clark, Rio de Janeiro Djanira Da Motta e Silva, Rio de Janeiro Patrick Collins, Dublin Frano Simunovic, Zagreb, Yugoslavia Corneille, Paris F. N. Souza, London Milton Da Costa, Rio de Janeiro Mladen Srbinovic, Belgrade Gerard Dillon, Belfast Rufino Tamayo, Paris Natalia Dumitresco, Paris Pierre Terbois, Geneva Terry Frost, London Vojtech Tittelbach, Prague Rupprecht Geiger, Munich Giulio Turcato, Rome Oton Gliha, Zagreb, Yugoslavia Willy Varlin, Ziirich Gottfried Goebel, Paris Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, Paris Enrique Grau Araujo, Bogota Alfredo Volpi, Sao Paulo Miloslav Holy, Prague Max Weiler, Innsbruck
H. Igell, Stockholm Guillermo Wiedemann, Bogota Knud W. Jensen, Humlebak, Denmark Kaoru Yamaguchi, Tokyo Finn Juhl, Copenhagen Takeo Yamaguchi, Tokyo Minoru Kawabata, Tokyo M. Yotsalitis, Athens H. H. Koch, Copenhagen Enrique ZaUartu, Paris Milan Konfovic, Sombor, Yugoslavia Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Kootz, New York Octave Landuyt, Ghent Louis LeBrocquy, London Gbteborgs Konstmuseum, Goteborg
Mrs. Lessore, London Hallmark Cards Inc., Kansas City Louis Van Lint, Brussels Kunsthaus, Ziirich Richard P. Lohse, Ziirich Malm'd Museum, Malmo
Alberto Magnelli, Paris The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Ari Martins, Rio de Janeiro National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa Norah McGuinness, Dublin National Gallery, Prague Josef Mikl, Vienna National Museum, Cracow Dr. Miller, Markdorf am. Bodensee, Germany National Museum, Poznan 0. K. and W. van Min, The Hague National Museum, Warsaiv Camilo Mori, Santiago Oesterreichische Galerie, Vienna
Richard Mortensen, Copenhagen Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Antwerp Max von Miihlenen, Bern Statens Konstrad, Stockholm Artur Nacht-Samborski, Warsaiv Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam Ernst Wilhelm Nay, Berlin Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver
Ben Nicholson, Ronco sopra Ascona, Switzerland Whitney Museum of American Art, Sara Roby Fund, New York Gosta Olsson, Stockholm Galerie Louis Carre, Paris Marco Ospina, Bogota Galerie de France, Paris Carl-Henning Pedersen, Copenhagen Galerie Kamer, Paris
Marij Pregelj, Ljubljana, Yugoslavia Galerie Louise Leiris, Paris Private Collection, New York Galleria la Bussola, Rome Eduardo Ramirez Villamizar, Bogota Galleria del Naviglio, Milan Ceri Richards, London Nichifutsu Gallery, Osaka
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