11th Ceramic National Exhibition

Exhibit Date
November 3 1946 - December 15 1946 (temporary)
January 9 1947 - December 1947 (circuit)
Venues
Everson Museum of Art
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Memorial Art Gallery
Dayton Art Institute
University of Pittsburgh, Art Gallery
Denver Art Museum
Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Portland Art Museum
University of Oregon
Seattle Art Museum (Home
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit)
Exhibit Description
Circuit included the Contemporary American Ceramics set. In 1947, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art was a part of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. Together, they were known as the Los Angeles County Museum of History, Science, and Art.
Related entities
Syracuse China Company (is related to)
Cooper Union For The Advancement Of Science And Art (is related to)
Everson Museum of Art (created)
Metropolitan Museum of Art (was CNE Circuit location of)
Memorial Art Gallery (was CNE Circuit location of)
Dayton Art Institute (was CNE Circuit location of)
University of Pittsburgh, Art Gallery (was CNE Circuit location of)
Denver Art Museum (was CNE Circuit location of)
Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center (was CNE Circuit location of)
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (was CNE Circuit location of)
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (was CNE Circuit location of)
Portland Art Museum (was CNE Circuit location of)
University of Oregon (was CNE Circuit location of)
Seattle Art Museum (was CNE Circuit location of)
Antonio Prieto (is related to)
Edward H. Winter (is related to)
Gertrud Natzler (is related to)
Otto Natzler (is related to)
Kenneth F. Bates (is related to)
Laura Andreson (is related to)
Maija Grotell (is related to)
Marguerite Wildenhain (is related to)
William Manker (is related to)
William Saltzman (is related to)
William W. Swallow (is related to)
Carl Ludwig Schmitz (is related to)
San Diego Museum of Art (is related to)
Anna Wetherwill Olmsted (is related to)
Newcomb Art Museum (is related to)
Cleveland Museum of Art (is related to)
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