Stanley Hayter, Atelier 17 Group
Art Gallery of the Atlanta Division, University of Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia
October 1 to October 15, 1949
- Venue
- Art Gallery of the Atlanta Division, University of Georgia
- Location
- Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
- Dates
- October 1 to October 15, 1949
- Catalogue
- Yes, see sources (below)
Traveling venues
| Venue | Location | Dates | Artists |
|---|---|---|---|
| Art Gallery of the Atlanta Division, University of Georgia | Atlanta, Georgia | October 1 to October 15, 1949 | 36 |
| Lila Lewis Gallery | Atlanta, Georgia | October 16 (circa) to October 24, 1949 | 36 |
The list of artists can differ from venue to venue.
Exhibiting artists 36
- E. B. Adam
- Frederick G. Becker
- Harriet Berger Nurkse
- Louise Bourgeois
- Letterio Calapai
- Margaret Cilento
- Minna Citron
- Ed Countey
- Ruth Cyril
- Worden Day
- Werner Drewes
- James Flora
- Friedrich (Fred) Friedel
- Peter Grippe
- Terry Haass
- Stanley William Hayter
- Joseph Heil
- Ian Hugo
- Philip Kaplan
- Leo Katz
- Margaret Jean Kettunen Zegart
- Kenneth Killstrom
- Hope Manchester
- Alice Trumbull Mason
- Frances Mitchell
- David Moore
- Seong Moy
- George Ortman
- Gabor Peterdi
- Philip D. Platt
- André Racz
- David Ruff
- Alfred Russell
- Karl Schrag
- Evangeline St. Claire
- Pennerton West
About this exhibition
Gwyn Ferris, member of Atelier 17 and Atlanta native, selected 60 prints for this exhibition. The Lila Lewis Gallery additionally facilitated its display at the Art Gallery at the University of Georgia. Newspaper clippings indicate a two-week display at the Art Gallery, after which the selection was on view at the Lila Lewis Gallery.
A type-set exhibition pamphlet in Stanley William Hayter's papers at Tate Archive matches many details provided in the press coverage. The pamphlet does not have a year and lists inclusive dates "October 1 to 24," which perhaps includes both venues in Atlanta.
About the exhibiting artists
The write-up in the Atlanta Constitution (September 30, 1949) mentions a checklist of 60 prints with many details matching the 60-object checklist in Tate Archive. This clipping, however, does mention Pierre Courtin and André Masson among exhibiting artists, and these two artists are not on the Tate Archive checklist.
The Atlanta Journal review notes 57 works on exhibit.
Sources
"Stanley Hayter, Atelier 17 Group," October 1-24, [1949], Tate Archive, Papers of Stanley William Hayter, 200510/3/205/1.
"Art Exhibit To Open at University Gallery Here," The Atlanta Constitution, September 30, 1949: 13; "57 Hayter Etchings On Exhibition Here," The Atlanta Journal, September 29, 1949: 32.