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SFMOMA Exhibition List Exhibition Name Exhibition Number Start Date End Date Drawings by Old and Modern Masters from the Collection of the late Mrs ... 100,699 1/18/35 7/9/35 55th Annual Exhibition of the San Francisco Art Association 100,968 1/18/35 3/3/35 1934 Carnegie International, European Section 100,864 3/15/35 4/25/35 San Francisco Bay Bridge Photographs by Peter Stackpole 100,916 4/28/35 5/16/35 Kandinsky Abstractions 101,035 5/5/35 6/9/35 National Annual Association of Junior League Exhibition 100,683 5/12/35 5/26/35 Sculpture by Beniamino Bufano 100,575 5/18/35 8/12/35 Woodblocks by Joseph Raphael 100,816 6/9/35 6/21/35 Paintings, Drawings, and Prints by Rockwell Kent 100,961 6/9/35 7/16/35 Paintings by Bay Region Artists: 20 Local Artists 100,740 6/23/35 7/26/35 Drawings by Diego Rivera 101,169 6/30/35 8/12/35 Plates of Frescoes by Diego Rivera 101,170 6/30/35 8/12/35 Prints by Arthur B. Davies from the Collection of Wilfred Davis 100,543 7/14/35 8/11/35 Exhibition of Work by Students of the California School of Fine Arts 100,897 7/17/35 8/19/35 American Printmakers 100,911 7/28/35 9/2/35 Selected Water Colors by Lurcat, Miro, and Dufy 101,190 8/4/35 9/2/35 Drawings by Maurice Sterne 100,877 8/23/35 9/29/35 Paintings by Maurice Sterne 100,878 8/23/35 9/29/35 Fine Printing by British Official Presses 100,622 9/6/35 10/6/35 First Graphic Arts Exhibition of the San Francisco Art Association 100,967 9/14/35 10/13/35 The Field Collection of Contemporary American Paintings 100,709 11/3/35 12/1/35 Original Costume and Stage Designs for the Ballet 100,610 11/22/35 1/20/36 Abstractions by Braque and Picasso 100,736 12/15/35 1/12/36 California Society of Etchers 100,814 12/17/35 1/12/36 Angna Enters Watercolors 100,415 1/24/36 2/7/36 Paintings by Ernest Fiene 101,246 3/25/36 5/4/36 Contemporary German Prints 101,251 3/28/36 4/15/36 Survey of Landscape Paintings 100,424 6/2/36 6/30/36 Sculptors' Drawings and Sculpture 100,436 6/20/36 7/20/36 Renoir Oils and Lithographs 100,550 7/12/36 7/23/36 Tempera Group Show 101,255 7/12/36 7/26/36 SFMOMA Exhibition List Fifteenth International Water Color Exhibition 100,437 7/23/36 8/23/36 Shadow Box and Models 100,863 7/24/36 8/24/36 Cubism and Abstract Art 100,440 7/28/36 8/23/36 Reproductions of Works by Paul Gauguin 100,900 8/8/36 10/13/36 Lyonel Feininger Exhibition of Oils, Watercolors, and Prints 100,856 8/23/36 9/13/36 Midtown Group of Contemporary Art 100,555 8/28/36 9/27/36 Contemporary American and European Paintings from The Phillips Memorial ... 100,423 10/4/36 10/29/36 Archipenko Photographs 100,435 10/4/36 10/18/36 Beniamino Bufano 100,573 10/6/36 10/29/36 San Francisco Society of Women Artists: 11th Annual Exhibition 100,416 10/29/36 11/29/36 San Francisco Art Association Watercolor and Tempera on Paper Exhibition 100,912 11/5/36 12/7/36 Fantastic Art, Dada and Surrealism 100,672 12/7/36 8/31/37 Annual Exhibition of the California Society of Etchers 101,181 1/3/37 1/24/37 Oil Paintings by Dewey Albinson 101,164 1/10/37 2/7/37 Genre Painting Exhibition College Art Association 100,567 2/8/37 2/28/37 Landscape Architecture Exhibition 100,759 2/12/37 3/22/37 57th Annual Exhibition of Oils and Sculpture of the San Francisco Art ... 100,681 3/26/37 5/2/37 Four Painters: Abstractions: Albers, Dreier, Drewes, Kelpe 100,809 4/7/37 5/10/37 American Artists Congress Local Group 100,924 4/12/37 4/22/37 Salon of International Photography 100,346 5/16/37 6/13/37 Twenty-Six Drawings from the Permanent Collection of the Museum of Modern Art NY 100,915 5/25/37 6/30/37 Robineau Memorial Fifth Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Ceramics 100,986 6/2/37 6/29/37 Alexy Jawlensky 100,452 6/6/37 6/30/37 Selection from Lilienfeld Collection of German Contemporaries - Oils 100,974 7/1/37 8/5/37 Henle Collection of German Contemporary Watercolors 101,249 7/1/37 8/2/37 Exhibition of Paintings and Textiles of the California School of Fine Arts 101,206 7/22/37 8/30/37 Exhibition of the Work of Lyonel Feininger 100,857 9/1/37 10/29/37 Allela Cornell 100,465 11/1/37 11/21/37 SFMOMA Exhibition List 2nd Annual San Francisco Art Association Watercolor Exhibition 100,489 11/2/37 11/30/37 Beniamino Bufano Exhibition of Sculpture 100,576 11/11/37 11/21/37 Mural Conceptualism 101,080 11/12/37 12/31/37 Exhibition of Old Master Paintings, Lent by the Schaeffer Galleries 100,921 3/1/38 3/20/38 Schmidt-Rottluff Oils and Watercolors, and Prints by Ernst Barlach 100,687 3/6/38 3/18/38 Doris Miller Johnson Watercolors 101,182 4/13/38 4/26/38 Paintings by Malette Dean and Sculpture by Raymond Puccinelli 100,860 4/27/38 5/10/38 Print Exhibition of the Younger San Francisco Contemporary Printmakers 101,199 5/23/38 7/16/38 First Annual Exhibition of the American Physicians Art Association 100,700 6/12/38 6/18/38 Impressionism: Seurat, Renoir, Monet, Sisley, Pissarro 101,112 7/1/38 8/31/38 Sculpture, Textiles, Paintings from the California School of Fine Arts Student E 101,213 8/1/38 8/14/38 Contemporary Paintings and Sculpture by Mateo Hernandez Hung with Putzel ... 100,606 8/2/38 8/22/38 58th Annual San Francisco Art Association Annual Exhibition of Prints and ... 100,682 8/17/38 9/18/38 California Ceramic Exhibition 100,832 8/25/38 9/25/38 Snow White Celluloid Cut-Outs 101,034 9/28/38 10/30/38 American Institute of Architects 101,114 10/1/38 11/6/38 Marion Cunningham and Adaline Kent 100,866 11/23/38 12/6/38 Drawings by Charles Stafford Duncan from the Albert M. Bender Collection 100,636 12/14/38 1/31/39 Claire von Falkenstein 101,107 1/4/39 1/17/39 Selection of Sculpture by Beniamino Bufano from the San Francisco Museum of Art 100,574 3/12/39 4/2/39 David P. Chun 101,155 4/12/39 4/25/39 Paintings by Gros, Gericault, Delacroix with Prints by Artists of that Time 100,564 4/19/39 5/14/39 Paintings by B. G. 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    ABSTRACT Title of Document: VISUALIZING AMERICAN HISTORY AND IDENTITY IN THE ELLEN PHILLIPS SAMUEL MEMORIAL Abby Rebecca Eron, Master of Arts, 2014 Directed By: Professor Renée Ater, Department of Art History and Archaeology In her will, Philadelphia philanthropist Ellen Phillips Samuel designated $500,000 to the Fairmount Park Art Association “for the erection of statuary on the banks of the Schuylkill River … emblematic of the history of America from the time of the earliest settlers to the present.” The initial phase of the resulting sculpture project – the Central Terrace of the Samuel Memorial – should be considered one of the fullest realizations of New Deal sculpture. It in many ways corresponds (conceptually, thematically, and stylistically) with the simultaneously developing art programs of the federal government. Analyzing the Memorial project highlights some of the tensions underlying New Deal public art, such as the difficulties of visualizing American identity and history, as well as the complexities involved in the process of commissioning artwork intended to fulfill certain programmatic purposes while also allowing for a level of individual artists’ creative expression. VISUALIZING AMERICAN HISTORY AND IDENTITY IN THE ELLEN PHILLIPS SAMUEL MEMORIAL By Abby Rebecca Eron Thesis submitted to the Faculty of the Graduate School of the University of Maryland, College Park, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts 2014 Advisory Committee: Professor Renée Ater, Chair Professor Meredith J. Gill Professor Steven A. Mansbach © Copyright by Abby Rebecca Eron 2014 The thesis or dissertation document that follows has had referenced material removed in respect for the owner's copyright.