Stuart Davis

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Stuart Davis	Armory Show, Britannica.com. Artcyclopedia. Biography: Britannica.com. Spartacus. Springfield Museum of Art, OH. *Resource Library Magazine: Stuart Davis in Gloucester #1. Stuart Davis in Gloucester #2. Taped Conversations with Davis*, Walker Art Center, MN.
Stuart Davis	Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California. The eGallery. School of Information and Library Studies, University of Michigan. Smithsonian American Art Museum. Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands. 1910: Newark (oil on wood). 1912: Babe La Tour (watercolor and pencil on paper): University of Virginia. 1912: Chinatown: *The Washington Post. 1912: Self Portrait: Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands. 1912-15: Untitled* (pen and black ink and wash with colored crayon). 1913: Ebb Tide, Provincetown: *The Washington Post. 1913: The Masses* (illustration): Spartacus. 1915: Dunes at Gloucester (oil on canvas): School of Information and Library Studies, University of Michigan. 1917: Lake Front (watercolor on paper): Montclair Art Museum, NJ. 1917: Provincetown (pencil on paper): Springfield Museum of Art, OH. 1918: Multiple Views (oil on canvas): *Resource Library Magazine. 1919: Self-Portrait* (oil on canvas): Amon Carter Museum. 1919: Self-Portrait: *The Washington Post. 1921: Cigarette Papers: Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands. 1921: The Coast: Resource Library Magazine. 1921: Lucky Strike: Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California. 1922: Still Life (Red)* (oil on canvas): *The Washington Post. 1924: Edison Mazda* (oil on canvas): The eGallery. 1924: Electric Bulb: Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands. 1924: Odol (oil on canvas): Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California. 1925: Super Table (oil on canvas): Terra Museum of Modern Art, Chicago. 1927: Eggbeater No. 1: Whitney Museum of American Art. 1927: Eggbeater No. 2 (oil on canvas): Amon Carter Museum. 1927: Percolator (oil on canvas): The eGallery. 1928: Egg Beater No. 4 (oil on canvas): Davis Art. 1928: Industry (oil on canvas, masonite): University of Arizona Museum of Art. 1928: Place des Vosges No.2 (oil on canvas): Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University. Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands. 1928-29: Rue des Rats: 1929: Arch Hotel (oil on canvas): The Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery and Sculpture Garden, NE. 1929: Place Pasdeloup No. 2 (china coile): The Hyde Collection Art Museum. 1929: Rue de l'Echaude: Smithsonian American Art Museum. 1930: The Barber Shop: Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California. 1931: Barbershop Chord: Smithsonian American Art Museum. 1931: New York Elevated (gouache): San Diego Museum of Art. 1931: New York-Paris no.2 (oil on canvas): Portland Museum of Art, ME. 1931: Still Life: Radio Tube (oil on canvas). 1931: Two Figures & El (oil on canvas): School of Information and Library Studies, University of Michigan. 1932: Landscape with Garage Lights: Memorial Art Gallery, University of Rochester. *The Washington Post. 1932: New York Mural* (oil on canvas): The Norton Museum of Art. 1933: Analogical Emblem Landscape (oil on composition board): New Britain Museum of American Art, CT. 1935: Composition (oil on canvas): Smithsonian American Art Museum. *The Washington Post. 1935: Composition with Boats and Anchor: School of Information and Library Studies, University of Michigan. 1936: Waterfront Landscape* (oil on canvas): Smithsonian American Art Museum. 1937: Abstraction: The eGallery. 1938: Cape Ann Landscape: Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands. *The Washington Post. 1938: New York Waterfront* (oil on canvas): The eGallery. 1938: Swing Landscape (oil on canvas): *American Visions, University of Virginia. 1939: Harbor Landscape (Funnel and Smoke): Smithsonian American Art Museum. 1939: Impression of New York World's Fair* (gouache on paperboard): Smithsonian American Art Museum. 1939: Shapes of Landscape Space (gouache on paper): The Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, University of Oklahoma. 1939: WNYC Building (mural): Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California. 1940: Hot Still-Scape for Six Colors (oil on canvas): Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. 1940: Landscape in the Colors of a Pear (oil on canvas): Montclair Art Museum, NY. 1940: Report from Rockport (oil on canvas): The eGallery. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. 1940: Summer Landscape (oil on canvas): The Nevada Museum of Art. 1944: G & W (oil on canvas): The eGallery. 1944-51: The Mellow Pad (oil on canvas): Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California. The eGallery. *The Washington Post. 1945: For Internal Use Only: Reynolda House, Museum of American Art. 1946: Pennsylvania* (gouache and pencil on paperboard). 1950: Little Giant Still Life: Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands. 1951: Owh! in San Pao (oil on canvas): The eGallery. 1951: Visa (oil on canvas): The eGallery. Museum of Modern Art, New York City. 1952: Rapt at Rappaport's (oil on canvas): Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California. The eGallery. *The Washington Post. 1953: Ivy League* (oil on canvas): Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco. 1954: Colonial Cubism (oil on canvas): The eGallery. Walker Art Center, MN. 1956: Memo (oil on linen): Smithsonian American Art Museum. 1957: Composition Concrete (oil on canvas): Carnegie Museum of Art. 1959: The Paris Bit: Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands. 1960: Int'l Surface No. 1 (oil on canvas): Smithsonian American Art Museum. Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands. *The Washington Post. 1961: Schwitzki's Syntax* (oil and wax emulsion on canvas). 1961: Standard Brand (oil on canvas): Detroit Institute of Arts. 1962: Night Life (oil on canvas): 1962: Terrace (oil on gesso panel): 1963: Punch Card Flutter No. 3: *The Washington Post. 1963-64: Blips and Ifs* (oil on canvas): Amon Carter Museum. The eGallery. 1964: Composition, from the portfolio Ten Works x Ten Painters: Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco.

Stuart Davis

Armory Show, Britannica.com.
Artcyclopedia.
Biography:
- Britannica.com.
- Spartacus.
- Springfield Museum of Art, OH.
Resource Library Magazine:
- Stuart Davis in Gloucester #1.
- Stuart Davis in Gloucester #2.
Taped Conversations with Davis, Walker Art Center, MN.

Stuart Davis

Annenberg School for Communication,
University of Southern California.
The eGallery.
School of Information and Library Studies, University of Michigan.
Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands.

1910: Newark (oil on wood).

1912: Babe La Tour (watercolor and pencil on paper):
- University of Virginia.
1912: Chinatown:
- The Washington Post.
1912: Self Portrait:
- Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands.
1912-15: Untitled (pen and black ink and wash with colored crayon).

1913: Ebb Tide, Provincetown:
- The Washington Post.
1913: The Masses (illustration):
- Spartacus.
1915: Dunes at Gloucester (oil on canvas):
- School of Information and Library Studies,
  University of Michigan.
1917: Lake Front (watercolor on paper):
- Montclair Art Museum, NJ.
1917: Provincetown (pencil on paper):
- Springfield Museum of Art, OH.
1918: Multiple Views (oil on canvas):
- Resource Library Magazine.
1919: Self-Portrait (oil on canvas):
- Amon Carter Museum.
1919: Self-Portrait:
- The Washington Post.
1921: Cigarette Papers:
- Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands.
1921: The Coast:
- Resource Library Magazine.
1921: Lucky Strike:
- Annenberg School for Communication,
  University of Southern California.
1922: Still Life (Red) (oil on canvas):
- The Washington Post.
1924: Edison Mazda (oil on canvas):
- The eGallery.
1924: Electric Bulb:
- Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands.
1924: Odol (oil on canvas):
- Annenberg School for Communication,
  University of Southern California.
1925: Super Table (oil on canvas):
- Terra Museum of Modern Art, Chicago.
1927: Eggbeater No. 1:
- Whitney Museum of American Art.
1927: Eggbeater No. 2 (oil on canvas):
- Amon Carter Museum.
1927: Percolator (oil on canvas):
- The eGallery.
1928: Egg Beater No. 4 (oil on canvas):
- Davis Art.
1928: Industry (oil on canvas, masonite):
- University of Arizona Museum of Art.
1928: Place des Vosges No.2 (oil on canvas):
- Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University.
- Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands.
1928-29: Rue des Rats:
1929: Arch Hotel (oil on canvas):
- The Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery and Sculpture Garden, NE.
1929: Place Pasdeloup No. 2 (china coile):
- The Hyde Collection Art Museum.
1929: Rue de l'Echaude:
- Smithsonian American Art Museum.
1930: The Barber Shop:
- Annenberg School for Communication,
  University of Southern California.
1931: Barbershop Chord:
- Smithsonian American Art Museum.
1931: New York Elevated (gouache):
- San Diego Museum of Art.
1931: New York-Paris no.2 (oil on canvas):
- Portland Museum of Art, ME.
1931: Still Life: Radio Tube (oil on canvas).

1931: Two Figures & El (oil on canvas):
- School of Information and Library Studies,
  University of Michigan.
1932: Landscape with Garage Lights:
- Memorial Art Gallery, University of Rochester.
- The Washington Post.
1932: New York Mural (oil on canvas):
- The Norton Museum of Art.
1933: Analogical Emblem Landscape (oil on composition board):
- New Britain Museum of American Art, CT.
1935: Composition (oil on canvas):
- Smithsonian American Art Museum.
- The Washington Post.
1935: Composition with Boats and Anchor:
- School of Information and Library Studies,
  University of Michigan.
1936: Waterfront Landscape (oil on canvas):
- Smithsonian American Art Museum.
1937: Abstraction:
- The eGallery.
1938: Cape Ann Landscape:
- Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands.
- The Washington Post.
1938: New York Waterfront (oil on canvas):
- The eGallery.
1938: Swing Landscape (oil on canvas):
- American Visions, University of Virginia.
1939: Harbor Landscape (Funnel and Smoke):
- Smithsonian American Art Museum.
1939: Impression of New York World's Fair (gouache on paperboard):
- Smithsonian American Art Museum.
1939: Shapes of Landscape Space (gouache on paper):
- The Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, University of Oklahoma.
1939: WNYC Building (mural):
- Annenberg School for Communication,
  University of Southern California.
1940: Hot Still-Scape for Six Colors (oil on canvas):
- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
1940: Landscape in the Colors of a Pear (oil on canvas):
- Montclair Art Museum, NY.
1940: Report from Rockport (oil on canvas):
- The eGallery.
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
1940: Summer Landscape (oil on canvas):
- The Nevada Museum of Art.
1944: G & W (oil on canvas):
- The eGallery.
1944-51: The Mellow Pad (oil on canvas):
- Annenberg School for Communication,
  University of Southern California.
- The eGallery.
- The Washington Post.
1945: For Internal Use Only:
- Reynolda House, Museum of American Art.
1946: Pennsylvania (gouache and pencil on paperboard).

1950: Little Giant Still Life:
- Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands.
1951: Owh! in San Pao (oil on canvas):
- The eGallery.
1951: Visa (oil on canvas):
- The eGallery.
- Museum of Modern Art, New York City.
1952: Rapt at Rappaport's (oil on canvas):
- Annenberg School for Communication,
  University of Southern California.
- The eGallery.
- The Washington Post.
1953: Ivy League (oil on canvas):
- Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco.
1954: Colonial Cubism (oil on canvas):
- The eGallery.
- Walker Art Center, MN.
1956: Memo (oil on linen):
- Smithsonian American Art Museum.
1957: Composition Concrete (oil on canvas):
- Carnegie Museum of Art.
1959: The Paris Bit:
- Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands.
1960: Int'l Surface No. 1 (oil on canvas):
- Smithsonian American Art Museum.
- Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Netherlands.
- The Washington Post.
1961: Schwitzki's Syntax (oil and wax emulsion on canvas).

1961: Standard Brand (oil on canvas):
- Detroit Institute of Arts.
1962: Night Life (oil on canvas):
1962: Terrace (oil on gesso panel):
1963: Punch Card Flutter No. 3:
- The Washington Post.
1963-64: Blips and Ifs (oil on canvas):
- Amon Carter Museum.
- The eGallery.
1964: Composition, from the portfolio Ten Works x Ten Painters:
- Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco.

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This guide last edited 03/30/2007
This guide last revised 10/31/2007